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Talking Chinese English Dictionary

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IDChineseTrad.PinyinPlainPYEnglish Definition
IDChineseTrad.PinyinPlainPYEnglish Definition
1 kuàikuai4rapid; quick; speed; rate; soon; almost; to make haste; clever; sharp (of knives or wits); forthright; plainspoken; gratified; pleased; pleasant
2很快 很快 hěn kuàihen3 kuai4quickly
3加快 加快 jiā kuàijia1 kuai4to accelerate; to speed up
4愉快 愉快 kuàiyu2 kuai4cheerful; cheerily; delightful; pleasant; pleasantly; pleasing; happy; delighted
5赶快 趕快 gǎn kuàigan3 kuai4at once; immediately
6快乐 快樂 kuài kuai4 le4happy; merry
7快速 快速 kuài kuai4 su4fast; high-speed; rapid
8尽快 盡快 jìn kuàijin4 kuai4see 尽快
9尽快 儘快 jǐn kuàijin3 kuai4as quickly as possible; as soon as possible; with all speed; as quickly as possible; as soon as possible; with all speed
10痛快 痛快 tòng kuàitong4 kuai4delighted; to one's heart's content; straightforward; also pr. [tong4 kuai5]
11快要 快要 kuài yàokuai4 yao4almost; nearly; almost all
12快活 快活 kuài huokuai4 huo5happy; cheerful
13不快 不快 kuàibu4 kuai4unhappy; in low spirits; (of a knife) not sharp
14快慢 快慢 kuài mànkuai4 man4speed
15飞快 飛快 fēi kuàifei1 kuai4very fast; at lightning speed; (coll.) razor-sharp
16欢快 歡快 huān kuàihuan1 kuai4cheerful and lighthearted; lively
17快感 快感 kuài gǎnkuai4 gan3pleasure; thrill; delight; joy; pleasurable sensation; a high
18快步 快步 kuài kuai4 bu4quick step
19轻快 輕快 qīng kuàiqing1 kuai4light and quick; brisk; spry; lively; effortless; relaxed; agile; blithe
20快闪存储器 快閃存儲器 kuài shǎn cún chǔ kuai4 shan3 cun2 chu3 qi4(computing) flash memory
21快闪党 快閃黨 kuài shǎn dǎngkuai4 shan3 dang3flash mobbers
22快闪 快閃 kuài shǎnkuai4 shan3to depart as quick as a flash; flash mob
23快煮壶 快煮壺 kuài zhǔ kuai4 zhu3 hu2electric kettle (Tw)
24快闪记忆体盘 快閃記憶體盤 kuài shǎn pánkuai4 shan3 ji4 yi4 ti3 pan2(computing) flash drive; thumb drive
25萝卜快了不洗泥 蘿蔔快了不洗泥 luó bo kuài le luo2 bo5 kuai4 le5 bu4 xi3 ni2when radishes are selling fast, one doesn't take the time to wash the soil off them (idiom); fig. when business is booming, merchants tend to offer goods of inferior quality