Collocation Topic: Movement And Speed

A fast car

A high-speed automobile capable of traveling quickly.

A fast train

A rail transport system that travels at high velocities.

A fast runner

An athlete or person who can sprint or run at high speed.

Work fast

To perform or complete job tasks in a short amount of time.

Drive fast

To operate a motor vehicle at a high velocity.

Learn fast

To acquire new knowledge, skills, or understanding very quickly.

A quick lunch

A brief, fast meal eaten in a short period of time.

A quick glance

A very brief, rapid, and hurried look at something.

A quick shower

A brief, fast act of washing oneself in the bathroom.

A quick decision

A choice or judgment made immediately without long deliberation.

A rapid increase/decline

A very fast and sudden growth or reduction in number, level, or amount.

A rapid change

A fast, sudden transformation or modification in a situation.

Rapid growth

Fast, substantial development, expansion, or increase over a short period.

Rapid progress

Fast and significant advancement or improvement toward a goal.

A speedy recovery

A fast return to good health after an illness, injury, or medical operation.

A speedy resolution

A fast, efficient solving or settling of a problem or dispute.

Swift action

Immediate, prompt, and fast steps taken to deal with a situation.

A swift response

A very fast, immediate reply or reaction to something.

A prompt reply

A fast, punctual, and timely answer to a message or email.

Prompt delivery

The fast, punctual transportation and hand-over of ordered goods.

A hasty exit

A very fast and hurried departure from a place, often done abruptly.

A hasty conclusion

A judgment or opinion formed too quickly without looking at all the evidence.

A hasty decision

A choice made too fast and in a rush, often leading to later regret.

Speed limit

The maximum legal velocity permitted for vehicles traveling on a specific road.

At breakneck speed

Traveling or moving at an extremely fast and dangerously high velocity.

A speed trap

A place on the road where police hiddenly measure the velocity of passing vehicles to catch speeders.

A speeding ticket

A legal fine or financial penalty given to a driver for exceeding the speed limit.

A burst of speed

A sudden, brief, and sharp increase in velocity or running pace.

At a snail's pace

Moving, progressing, or traveling extremely slowly.

Slow to a crawl

To decrease velocity significantly until traffic or movement is very, very slow.

Come to a standstill

To stop moving completely; a total halt in motion or progress.

Gaining speed or speeding up

Moving faster and increasing velocity over time.

Losing speed or slowing down

Moving slower and reducing velocity over time.

A leisurely breakfast

A slow, relaxed, and unhurried morning meal enjoyed for pleasure.

A leisurely stroll

A slow, peaceful, and relaxed walk taken for enjoyment or exercise