0 doing something fast or taking only a short time -- rápido
1 fast -- rápido/da [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
The trip was quicker than I expected. El viaje fue más rápido de lo que esperaba.
a quick demonstration of how it works una rápida demostración de cómo funciona
People were quick to blame the media for the panic. La gente fue rápida en culpar a los medios por el pánico.
Please be quick or we’ll be late. Por favor, se rápido o llegaremos tarde.
2 able to easily understand or learn sth new -- listo/ta [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
She’s very quick at math. Ella es muy lista para las matemáticas.
We have been relatively quick and have tried to incorporate all the information we obtained from the port operators and the trade unions.
Users can exchange views in a quick and simple manner.
I just want to highlight three areas among many where we need quick progress.
We expect a quick response concerning a realistic agenda and realistic date for the enlargement.
Their quick response prevented an even worse blackout.
Some parts of the report propose too rapid and far too quick an approach to a problem which has not been properly and carefully assessed.
