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| acid-fast adj | (resistant to acid) | SCSimplified Chinese 耐酸的,抗酸的 kàng suān de |
at a fair clip, at a fast clip adv | figurative (rapidly) | SCSimplified Chinese 迅速地 xùn sù de |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 快速地 xùn sù de ,kuài sù de |
blazing fast, blazing-fast adj | US, figurative (rapid) | SCSimplified Chinese 极快的 jí kuài de TCTraditional Chinese 極快的 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 特别快的 |
| 备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun |
| | The racehorse's pace was blazing fast. |
| come thick and fast v expr | (be profuse and rapid) | SCSimplified Chinese 接踵而至 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 纷至沓来 fēn zhì tà lái |
| fast asleep adj | (sleeping deeply) | SCSimplified Chinese 熟睡的 shóu shuì de |
| | I love being awake when everyone else in the house is fast asleep. |
| fast break n | (sports: quick attack) (体育) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速出击 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 快速突破 |
| fast-break⇒ vi | (sports: execute fast break) (体育) | SCSimplified Chinese 进行快速出击 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 进行快速突破 |
fast flowing, fast-flowing adj | (water: rapid) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速流动的 |
| 备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun |
| | The stream was fast flowing. |
| fast food n | (junk food) | SCSimplified Chinese 快餐 kuài cān |
| 备注: A hyphen may be used when the term is an adjective that precedes the noun |
| | We eat fast food occasionally when we don't have time to cook. |
| | 我们没时间做饭的时候,偶尔会吃快餐。 |
fast food, fast-food n as adj | (relating to fast food) | SCSimplified Chinese 快餐 kuài cān |
| | Many fast-food items contain unhealthy amounts of sugar and fat. |
| | 许多速食含有不健康的糖分和脂肪。 |
fast forward, fast-forward vi | (advance rapidly) | SCSimplified Chinese 快进 kuài jìn |
| | Fast forward to the last five minutes of the film clip - that's the funniest bit. |
fast forward through [sth], fast-forward through [sth] vi + prep | (advance rapidly through) | SCSimplified Chinese 快进 kuài jìn |
| | I often fast forward through the boring parts of movies. |
fast forward [sth], fast-forward [sth] vtr | (advance rapidly) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速前进 kuài sù qián jìn TCTraditional Chinese 快速前進 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 快进 kuài sù qián jìn,kuài jìn |
| | I fast-forwarded the recap as I had only recently watched the previous episodes. |
| | 我快进了前情回顾,因为我最近刚看过前几集。 |
| fast forward n | (button: advance) | SCSimplified Chinese 快进键 TCTraditional Chinese 快速鍵 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 快进按钮 |
| | He hit fast forward, and images in the film sped by. |
| fast forward n | figurative (rapid movement) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速前进 kuài sù qián jìn TCTraditional Chinese 快速前進 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 快速前行 |
| | Everything was happening so fast that she felt as though her life were on fast forward. |
| fast friends npl | (loyal friends) | SCSimplified Chinese 忠实的朋友 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 挚友 zhì yǒu |
| | Diana and Jessica had a strong connection and became fast friends. |
fast lane, the fast lane n | (express lane of roadway) | SCSimplified Chinese 快车道 TCTraditional Chinese 快車道 |
| | Driving too slowly in the fast lane can be hazardous. |
| the fast lane n | figurative (competitive, exciting scene or activity) (快节奏、刺激兴奋的场景或活动) | SCSimplified Chinese 快车道 TCTraditional Chinese 快車道 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 刺激的活动 cì jī de huó dòng |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 忙碌的生活 |
| | Matt's life in the fast lane of London banking was stressing him out; he dreamed of retiring in the country. |
| fast mover n | informal ([sb] who acts promptly) | SCSimplified Chinese 行动迅速的人,雷厉风行的人 |
| | Veronica had an idea for a business and, within a couple of weeks, she had it up and running; she's a fast mover! |
| fast pace n | (brisk or rapid rhythm) | SCSimplified Chinese 快节奏 kuài jié zòu TCTraditional Chinese 快節奏 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 快速 kuài jié zòu,kuài sù TCTraditional Chinese 快速 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 快步 kuài jié zòu,kuài bù |
| | He walked at such a fast pace that it was difficult to keep up with him. |
fast paced, fast-paced adj | (moving rapidly) | SCSimplified Chinese 快节奏的 kuài jié zòu de TCTraditional Chinese 快節奏的 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 移动迅速的 kuài jié zòu de,yí dòng xùn sù de |
| 备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| | It was such a fast-paced movie that I felt a little dizzy afterward. |
| | 那部电影发展节奏太快,我看完后都觉得有点晕眩。 |
fast paced, fast-paced adj | (happening rapidly) (生活等) | SCSimplified Chinese 快节奏的 kuài jié zòu de TCTraditional Chinese 快節奏的 |
| 备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| | Life in the city can be very fast paced. |
| | 城市生活的节奏可能会很快。 |
| fast track n | figurative (route to rapid advancement) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速通道 kuài sù tōng dào |
| | This course is a fast track to A-level exams that takes one year rather than the usual two. |
| fast-track n as adj | figurative (accelerated or privileged) | SCSimplified Chinese 加快的,加速的 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 快速的 kuài sù de |
| fast-track [sb]⇒ vtr | (speed the progress of) | SCSimplified Chinese 加快某人的进度 |
| fast-track [sth]⇒ vtr | (speed the progress of) | SCSimplified Chinese 加快某事的进程 |
| | His father put pressure on them to fast-track his application. |
| fast worker n | ([sb] shrewd) | SCSimplified Chinese 聪明的人 cōng míng de rén |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 学东西很快的人 |
| fast worker n | ([sb] who charms opposite sex) | SCSimplified Chinese 能快速与异性交往的人 |
| fast-acting adj | (which takes effect quickly) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速见效的 |
fast-food restaurant, fast food restaurant n | (restaurant: rapid service) | SCSimplified Chinese 快餐店 kuài cān diàn |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 小吃店 kuài cān diàn,xiǎo chī diàn |
| | Fast-food restaurants tend to serve unhealthy food. |
fast-growing, fast growing adj | (rapidly getting physically bigger) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速成长的 |
| 备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
fast-growing, fast growing adj | (rapidly increasing) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速增长的 |
| 备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| fast-moving adj | (quick) | SCSimplified Chinese 快速移动的 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 迅速移动的 |
| | The fast-moving traffic on this street makes it dangerous to cross. |
| fast-moving adj | (action, plot, novel: fast-paced) | SCSimplified Chinese 情节紧凑的 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 进度快的 |
| | Right now I'm reading a fast-moving novel about a man's journey around the world. |
| fast-talking adj | (talks facilely to persuade) | SCSimplified Chinese 花言巧语的 huā yán qiǎo yǔ de |
| go fast vi | (move quickly) | SCSimplified Chinese 移动得快 yí dòng de kuài TCTraditional Chinese 移動得快 |
| | I like to go fast in my car. |
| go fast vi | figurative (pass quickly: time) (时间) | SCSimplified Chinese 过得快 |
| | Time always goes fast when I am with you. |
| hard-and-fast adj | (rule: strictly enforced) (规则等) | SCSimplified Chinese 不能更改的,不容变通的 bù néng gēng gǎi de,bù róng biàn tōng de |
| | The company has no hard-and-fast dress code, but everyone wears a business suit. |
| hard-and-fast rule n | (rule: unbreakable) | SCSimplified Chinese 不能变通的规则 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 硬性规则 |
| | There's no hard-and-fast rule about what makes good picnic food. |
| live fast v expr | informal, figurative (behave recklessly) (非正式用语) | SCSimplified Chinese 放纵地生活 fàng zòng de shēng huó |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 不羁地生活 |
| make a fast buck v expr | informal (make money quickly) | SCSimplified Chinese 挣快钱 |
| play fast and loose with [sth] v expr | slang (do [sth] recklessly) (俚语) | SCSimplified Chinese 草率做某事 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 贸然做某事 |
| play fast and loose with [sth] v expr | slang (do [sth] deceitfully) (俚语) | SCSimplified Chinese 用欺骗的方法做某事 |
| pull a fast one v expr | informal (trick [sb] stealthily) | SCSimplified Chinese 欺骗 qī piàn TCTraditional Chinese 欺騙 |
| stand fast v expr | figurative (not change one's mind) | SCSimplified Chinese 坚定不移 jiān dìng bù yí TCTraditional Chinese 堅定不移 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 坚如磐石 |
| | Once I make my mind up, I always stand fast in my decision. |
| stand fast v expr | (not move) | SCSimplified Chinese 一动不动 TCTraditional Chinese 一動不動 |
| | I expected the cat to run away but it stood fast. |
| | The guards at Buckingham Palace are trained to stand fast, even if tourists provoke them. |