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英:[æt spi:d]
美:[æt spid]
noun
rate of motion: such as
the act or state of moving swiftly : swiftness
impetus
swiftness or rate of performance or action : velocity sense 3a
the sensitivity of a photographic film, plate, or paper expressed numerically
the time during which a camera shutter is open
the light-gathering power of a lens or optical system
a transmission gear in automotive vehicles or bicycles—usually used in combination
a ten-speed bicycle
someone or something that appeals to one's taste
just my speed
methamphetaminealso: a related stimulant drug and especially an amphetamine
archaic prosperity in an undertaking : success
noun
rate of motion: such as
the act or state of moving swiftly : swiftness
impetus
swiftness or rate of performance or action : velocity sense 3a
the sensitivity of a photographic film, plate, or paper expressed numerically
the time during which a camera shutter is open
the light-gathering power of a lens or optical system
a transmission gear in automotive vehicles or bicycles—usually used in combination
a ten-speed bicycle
someone or something that appeals to one's taste
just my speed
methamphetaminealso: a related stimulant drug and especially an amphetamine
archaic prosperity in an undertaking : success
verb
intransitive verb
to make haste
sped to her bedside
to go or drive at excessive or illegal speed
to move, work, or take place faster : accelerate
the heart speeds up
archaic to prosper in an undertaking
archaic get along, fare
transitive verb
to cause to move quickly : hasten
to increase the speed of : accelerate
to wish Godspeed to
to further the success of
archaic to cause or help to prosper : aid
to send out
speed an arrow
verb
intransitive verb
to make haste
sped to her bedside
to go or drive at excessive or illegal speed
to move, work, or take place faster : accelerate
the heart speeds up
archaic to prosper in an undertaking
archaic get along, fare
transitive verb
to cause to move quickly : hasten
to increase the speed of : accelerate
to wish Godspeed to
to further the success of
archaic to cause or help to prosper : aid
to send out
speed an arrow
Noun Middle English sped, speede, spede "luck, fortune, good fortune, success, assistance, benefit, rate of motion or progress," going back to Old English spēd "luck, success, riches, opportunity, power," spēdum (dative plural used adverbially) "swiftly," going back to West Germanic *spōdi- (whence also Old Saxon spōd "success, advantage," Middle Dutch spoed "prosperity, progress, haste," Old High German spuot "quickness, velocity"), derivative with the abstract noun suffix -ti- from the base of *spōan- "to succeed" (whence Old English spōwan "to succeed, thrive" [Class VII strong verb], Middle Dutch spoen "to strive," Old High German spuoen "to succeed"), going back to an o-grade derivative of the Indo-European verbal base *speh1- "thrive, prosper," whence also Old Church Slavic spějǫ, spěti "to have success," Lithuanian spė́ju, spė́ti "to manage (to do something)," Sanskrit sphā́yate "(s/he) grows fat, increases," Hittite išpāi "(s/he) gets full, is satiated"; as nominal derivatives Latin spēs "hope" (< *speh1-), Latin prosperus "agreeable to one's wishes, successful, prosperous," Old Russian sporŭ "abundant," Sanskrit sphiráḥ "fat" (< *sph1-ró-) Verb Middle English speden "to succeed, fare, assist, travel swiftly," going back to Old English spēdan, gespēdan "to have success, succeed, prosper," verbal derivative of spēd "luck, success" — more at speed >entry 1 Note: Parallel Germanic formations are Old Saxon spōdian "to further, promote" and Old High German gispuoten "to make thrive."
The first known use of speed was before the 12th century
retail1 of 4verb
to sell in small amounts to people for their own use
retail2 of 4noun
the sale of products or goods in small quantities to people for their own use
retail3 of 4adjective
of, relating to, or engaged in selling by retail
retail stores
retail4 of 4adverb
in small quantities : from a retailer
retail1 of 4verb
to sell in small amounts to people for their own use
retail2 of 4noun
the sale of products or goods in small quantities to people for their own use
retail3 of 4adjective
of, relating to, or engaged in selling by retail
retail stores
retail4 of 4adverb
in small quantities : from a retailer
risk1 of 2noun
possibility of loss or injury
someone or something that presents a risk a good credit risk
a bad risk
risk2 of 2verb
to expose to danger
risked her life
to take the risk or danger of
risked breaking his neck
risk1 of 2noun
possibility of loss or injury
someone or something that presents a risk a good credit risk
a bad risk
risk2 of 2verb
to expose to danger
risked her life
to take the risk or danger of
risked breaking his neck
at signnoun
the symbol @ especially when used as part of an email address
at signnoun
the symbol @ especially when used as part of an email address
speed1 of 2noun
the act or state of moving swiftly : swiftness
rate of motion : velocity
quickness in movement or action
a transmission gear in motor vehicles or bicycles
a 10-speed bicycle
methamphetaminealso: a related drug
speed2 of 2verb
to move or cause to move fast
to go or drive at too high a speed
to increase the speed of : accelerate—often used with up
1 Shocks could ripple up and down global supply chains at speed.
波动可能会沿着全球供应链迅速传播开来.
2 traveling at nearly the speed of light
3 It's dangerous to go round corners at speed.
高速转弯很危险.
4 They jumped in the car and sped away.
5 The car is quite noisy at speed.
这辆车高速行驶时噪音很大。
6 The surface broke up under the speeds, pelting following racers with rocks and debris.
7 This computer works at a much faster processing speed than my old one.
8 A group of kids sped past us on their bikes.
9 It is dangerous to corner at speed.
高速转弯是危险的.
10 She finished typewriting the letter at speed.
她迅速打好那封信.
11 At speed will tend toward, and may reach a single track.
向前奔跑可形成一条清晰的足迹.
12 Poor drafting at speed frame.
粗纱机牵伸不好.
13 This instrument measures wind speed.
14 The taxi sped off at full speed.
那辆出租车飞快地开走了。
15 The machine was operating at high speed.
16 The tornado moved for 1.75 miles in total, reaching wind speeds up to 110 mph, according to the National Weather Service.Mill Valley High school was closed for classes Monday after the storm damaged a gas line connected to the school’s HVAC system.
17 The boy went off at speed.
那男孩子飞快地离开了.
18 The machine chops up tree branches and leaves with speed and ease.
19 Under the right conditions the car can reach speeds over 200 miles an hour.
20 Glide . Subject glides at speed of 20 ft.
滑翔术:受术者以20尺的速度滑翔.
1 快速地
headlong apace express like magic in haste quickly quick speedily agitato veloce like the wind
2 以高速
3 快速
fleet rapid swift speedy storming long-legged headlong apace express high-speed tachy- celerity speed velocity expedition lick like magic in haste cannonball rattling fleet-footed rath yare arrowy quickly quick speedily agitato veloce quickness swiftness swiften like the wind
4 迅速地
quick readily apace smartish by the minute fast and furious at the double like blazes like the clappers fast like a house on fire like a dose of salts hand over fist