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rapidly adv.迅速地；很快地 (1) 我们正在迅速机械化。(2) 然后来了一股迅速移动的冷锋。(3) 他迅速地把其他人甩在后面。(4) 我丈夫迅速地为我们的新墙柜画出一张草图。(5) 这个城市在飞速发展，市中心的房地产价格越来越贵。(6) 豆类植物生长很快。(7) 在他的管理下，公司发展得很快。(8) 时装新潮很快就在全世界流行起来。 You may notice that the grass in your yard grows rapidly during the rainy summer days and more slowly when there's a heat wave. You might also get a speeding ticket for driving too rapidly in a school zone. In either case, something's happening fast. The adverb rapidly comes from the adjective rapid, "moving quickly," with the Latin root rapidus, "hasty, swift, fierce, or impetuous."

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英 ['ræpɪdli] 美 ['ræpɪdli] (1) We are mechanizing rapidly.(2) Then along comes a rapidly moving cold front.(3) He was rapidly leaving the others behind.(4) My husband rapidly blocked in a sketch for our new wall unit.(5) The city is developing rapidly and property in the center is becoming more expensive.(6) A bean grows rapidly.(7) The company developed rapidly under his administration.(8) Fashion trends diffuse themselves rapidly around the globe. When you do something rapidly, you do it very quickly. A rapidly moving train is going at full speed.

英语单词	rapidly
英美音标	英 ['ræpɪdli] 美 ['ræpɪdli]
中文释义	adv.迅速地；很快地
英语例句	(1) We are mechanizing rapidly. (2) Then along comes a rapidly moving cold front. (3) He was rapidly leaving the others behind. (4) My husband rapidly blocked in a sketch for our new wall unit. (5) The city is developing rapidly and property in the center is becoming more expensive. (6) A bean grows rapidly. (7) The company developed rapidly under his administration. (8) Fashion trends diffuse themselves rapidly around the globe.
中文例句	(1) 我们正在迅速机械化。 (2) 然后来了一股迅速移动的冷锋。 (3) 他迅速地把其他人甩在后面。 (4) 我丈夫迅速地为我们的新墙柜画出一张草图。 (5) 这个城市在飞速发展，市中心的房地产价格越来越贵。 (6) 豆类植物生长很快。 (7) 在他的管理下，公司发展得很快。 (8) 时装新潮很快就在全世界流行起来。
vocabulary简明	When you do something rapidly, you do it very quickly. A rapidly moving train is going at full speed.
vocabulary扩展	You may notice that the grass in your yard grows rapidly during the rainy summer days and more slowly when there's a heat wave. You might also get a speeding ticket for driving too rapidly in a school zone. In either case, something's happening fast. The adverb rapidly comes from the adjective rapid, "moving quickly," with the Latin root rapidus, "hasty, swift, fierce, or impetuous."

Rapidly Moving Grows 英 Ræpɪdli] 美 Ræpɪdli Adv.迅速地；很快地 Mechanizing