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aceleração
Catalan
acceleració
The act of accelerating; increasing the speed.
acceleration
speedup
deceleration
Portuguese
aceleração
1
She crossed the road,
quickening
her pace as she approached the water.
2
They will be but the outstanding individuals in a very universal
quickening
.
3
His foot was throbbing dully now, keeping time with his
quickening
heartbeat.
4
The man felt it in a stronger purpose and a
quickening
hope.
5
Even in her mortal frailty she had a
quickening
of the heart.
6
Behind her came
quickening
footsteps and then a hand touched her back.
7
Over the speaker, he could hear Butler's pace
quickening
to a run.
8
So the two main effects expressed here are these:
quickening
and cleansing.
9
He plunged into Trevelyan and the
heart
-
quickening
ups and downs of battle.
10
The trembling might well be a minuscule
quickening
of something to come.
11
Eternities later, a
quickening
in her torture returned Nora to the world.
12
Janet, in the drawing-room, received him with hardly a
quickening
of pulse.
13
On the contrary, at first there came a considerable
quickening
of fervour.
14
The first howls were taken up and echoed and with
quickening
repetitions.
15
He looked for devotion in the glances, for trembling silence,
quickening
breaths.
16
Yea, all that is in Christ contributeth to this life and
quickening
.
quickening
quicken
sudden quickening
quickening spirit
general quickening
feel a quickening
little quickening
Portuguese
aceleração
aumento na velocidade
Catalan
acceleració