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Definition
Synonym
quick growing
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
schnellwüchsig
adj
quick-growing, fast-growing
schnellwüchsig
adj
quick-growing; fast-growing
wachsend; wüchsig
adj
(Pflanze)
bot.
kräftig wachsen; ein starkes Wachstum aufweisen; wüchsig sein
mäßig wachsen; mäßig wüchsig sein
schnell wachsend; schnellwüchsig
growing (plant)
to grow strongly; to have a high rate of growth
to have a moderate rate of growth
fast-growing; quick-growing
Deutsche
schnellwüchsig {adj} Synonyme
Englische
quick-growing fast-growing Synonyme
quick growing Definition
Double-quick
(
a.
)
Of,
or
performed
in,
the
fastest
time
or
step
in
marching,
next
to
the
run
Double-quick
(
n.
)
Double-quick
time,
step,
or
march.
Double-quick
(
v.
i.
&
t.)
To
move,
or
cause
to
move,
in
double-quick
time.
Growing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Grow
Quick
(
superl.
)
Alive
Quick
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
life
or
liveliness
Quick
(
superl.
)
Speedy
Quick
(
superl.
)
Impatient
Quick
(
superl.
)
Fresh
Quick
(
superl.
)
Sensitive
Quick
(
superl.
)
Pregnant
Quick
(
adv.
)
In
a
quick
manner
Quick
(
n.
)
That
which
is
quick,
or
alive
Quick
(
n.
)
The
life
Quick
(
n.
)
Quitch
grass.
Quick
(
v.
t.
&
i.)
To
revive
Quick-scented
(
a.
)
Acute
of
smell.
Quick-sighted
(
a.
)
Having
quick
sight
or
acute
discernment
Quick-witted
(
a.
)
Having
ready
wit
Quick-wittedness
(
n.
)
Readiness
of
wit.
quick growing Bedeutung
band
aid
quick
fix
quickie
quicky
hurried
repair
quick
march
marching
at
quick
time
quick
any
area
of
the
body
that
is
highly
sensitive
to
pain
(as
the
flesh
underneath
the
skin
or
a
fingernail
or
toenail)
mental
quickness
quickness
quick-wittedness
intelligence
as
revealed
by
an
ability
to
give
correct
responses
without
delay
growing
pains
problems
that
arise
in
enlarging
an
enterprise
(especially
in
the
early
stages)
growing
pains
emotional
distress
arising
during
adolescence
irascibility
short
temper
spleen
quick
temper
a
feeling
of
resentful
anger
quick
bread
breads
made
with
a
leavening
agent
that
permits
immediate
baking
quick
study
sponge
someone
able
to
acquire
new
knowledge
and
skills
rapidly
and
easily,
she
soaks
up
foreign
languages
like
a
sponge
dog
grass
couch
grass
quackgrass
quack
grass
quick
grass
witch
grass
witchgrass
Agropyron
repens
European
grass
spreading
rapidly
by
creeping
rhizomes,
naturalized
in
North
America
as
a
weed
fast
buck
quick
buck
quick
or
easy
earnings,
they
are
traders
out
to
make
a
fast
buck
liquid
assets
current
assets
quick
assets
assets
in
the
form
of
cash
(or
easily
convertible
into
cash)
growing
(electronics)
the
production
of
(semiconductor)
crystals
by
slow
crystallization
from
the
molten
state
growth
growing
maturation
development
ontogeny
ontogenesis
(biology)
the
process
of
an
individual
organism
growing
organically,
a
purely
biological
unfolding
of
events
involved
in
an
organism
changing
gradually
from
a
simple
to
a
more
complex
level,
he
proposed
an
indicator
of
osseous
development
in
children
growing
pains
pain
in
muscles
or
joints
sometimes
experienced
by
children
and
often
attributed
to
rapid
growth
growing
season
the
season
during
which
a
crop
grows
best
quick
time
a
normal
marching
pace
ofsteps
per
minute
quick-freeze
flash-freeze
freeze
rapidly
so
as
to
preserve
the
natural
juices
and
flavors,
quick-freeze
the
shrimp
agile
nimble
quick
spry
moving
quickly
and
lightly,
sleek
and
agile
as
a
gymnast,
as
nimble
as
a
deer,
nimble
fingers,
quick
of
foot,
the
old
dog
was
so
spry
it
was
halfway
up
the
stairs
before
we
could
stop
it
quick-witted
mentally
nimble
and
resourceful,
quick-witted
debater,
saved
an
embarrassing
situation
with
quick-witted
tact
quick-change(a)
adept
at
changing
from
one
thing
to
another
especially
changing
costumes,
a
quick-change
artist
quick-drying
of
a
liquid
substance
that
dries
quickly
sharp-eared
quick-eared
having
keen
hearing
quick
warm
easily
aroused
or
excited,
a
quick
temper,
a
warm
temper
double-quick
(of
a
marching
cadence)
very
quick
immediate
prompt
quick
straightaway
performed
with
little
or
no
delay,
an
immediate
reply
to
my
letter,
a
prompt
reply,
was
quick
to
respond,
a
straightaway
denial
quick
speedy
accomplished
rapidly
and
without
delay,
was
quick
to
make
friends,
his
quick
reaction
prevented
an
accident,
hoped
for
a
speedy
resolution
of
the
problem,
a
speedy
recovery,
he
has
a
right
to
a
speedy
trial
flash-frozen
quick-frozen
frozen
(used
of
foods)
preserved
by
freezing
sufficiently
rapidly
to
retain
flavor
and
nutritional
value,
frozen
foods
choleric
irascible
hotheaded
hot-tempered
quick-tempered
short-tempered
quickly
aroused
to
anger,
a
hotheaded
commander
low-growing
flat-growing
ground-hugging
of
plants
that
grow
relatively
low
to
the
ground
flying
quick
fast
hurried
and
brief,
paid
a
flying
visit,
took
a
flying
glance
at
the
book,
a
quick
inspection,
a
fast
visit
quick
ready
apprehending
and
responding
with
speed
and
sensitivity,
a
quick
mind,
a
ready
wit
aggressive
fast-growing(a)
strong-growing
tending
to
spread
quickly,
an
aggressive
tumor
quick-sighted
sharp-sighted
sharp-eyed
keenly
perceptive
or
alert,
quick-sighted
into
the
faults
of
the
time-
Leonard
Bacon
argus-eyed
hawk-eyed
keen-sighted
lynx-eyed
quick-sighted
sharp-eyed
sharp-sighted
having
very
keen
vision,
quick-sighted
as
a
cat
leggy
tall-growing
(of
plants)
having
tall
spindly
stems
growing
relating
to
or
suitable
for
growth,
the
growing
season
for
corn,
good
growing
weather
promptly
quickly
quick
with
little
or
no
delay,
the
rescue
squad
arrived
promptly,
come
here,
quick!
double
time
double
quick
at
a
faster
speed,
now
let's
play
the
piece
again
double-quick
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