Summary
quickly {adverb}
deprisa · rápidamente · aprisa · pronto · de prisa
quick {adjective}
diligente · rápido · acelerado · veloz · ágil · presto · veloces
English-Spanish translation for "quickly"
"quickly" Spanish translation
quickly {adjective}
Despite this, European reality sometimes progresses more quickly than expected.
So we have, I think, proceeded very quickly and with excellent cooperation.
I shall begin by responding to Mr Posselt and I shall not speak too quickly.
In most circumstances the tooth should be replanted as quickly as possible.
However, I am afraid I have made another mistake, by speaking too quickly.
quickly {adverb}
The translations had to be carried out very quickly between Monday and Wednesday.
I am sorry if I spoke too quickly; I was anxious not to take up too much time.
Why should we want animals to grow more quickly when we have meat surpluses?
The Commission has not come to the end of its actions because technology moves quickly.
A solution has to be found quickly for reasons that my colleagues have already outlined.
quickly {adv.} (also: swiftly)
We are therefore pleased that the rapporteur has carried out his work so quickly.
It is commendable that Commissioner Nielson travelled to Mozambique so quickly.
Nevertheless, the decision has now been taken to proceed as quickly as possible.
Their task has not been easy, and they have completed it quickly and successfully.
It is long overdue, and now it is important that it enter into force quickly.
This is why my view is that things must get done quickly, as quickly as possible.
But we must act quickly, very quickly, before a colonised Europe has nothing more to share than the decline of peoples who have been
It seems to be as good as dead and if new impetus is not given quickly, it will die.
If a corridor is not quickly created, an unparalleled humanitarian disaster threatens.
This way is not going to quickly lead to airport charges which reflect real costs.
We do not have that information available and will not have it available so quickly.
And it is up to the governments to apply this specific legislation as quickly as possible.
quick {adjective}
I remember that you all always want quick, swift, efficient delivery.
The quick scan will look for viruses in all the places they are most likely to hide.
With Windows Defender, you can run a quick scan of your computer or a full scan.
If you change any of these settings, you may have to recalibrate Quick Turn.
Programs that you've used frequently are listed here, for quick access.
I therefore believe that we must try to ensure that this process is as quick as possible.
I myself flew economy class to the United States two weeks ago and I can tell you that it is just as quick and just as safe as business...
Mr President, with your permission I should like to begin by expressing my admiration for the way in which you executed the quick...
Firstly, finding the right balance between granting scarce public resources to the relevant authorities in a quick, flexible, approachable
A final observation concerning the time of reply, which is too long: I do not know how, but we are going to have to study how to be quicker and more punctual.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "quickly":
Synonyms (English) for "quick":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "quickly" in Spanish
Similar words
questionnaire · questions · quetzal · queue · queuine · queuing · quibble · quiche · quick · quicklime · quickly · quicksand · quicksilver · quicksilvered · quiet · quietly · quietus · quill · quilt · quinary · quincuncial
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