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quick, urgent, quickly, sudden, suddenly, rush

Auslan SignbankDictionaryquick1a

In English: Hurry up, all of a sudden

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As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To do or move with great speed. English = (be) quick, (be) sudden; rush. 2. To need to be done or dealt with as soon as possible. English = (be) urgent. Interactive: 1. Used alone to tell someone to do something with greater speed, usually because you are waiting for them and/or there is not much time before something else happens. English = 'Quickly!', 'Hurry up!' As Modifier: 1. Used immediately next to a verb to mean the action happens with great speed. English = quickly. 2. Used to introduce a sentence to mean the action happens with some surprise and speed. English = suddenly, all of a sudden.