quickly in Latin
quickly in Latin is celeriter, citō — quickly means rapidly; at speed.
quickly in Latin
celeriter
Rapidly; with speed; fast.
citō
Rapidly; with speed; fast.
What does "quickly" mean?
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adv Rapidly; at speed.
"The soup cooled quickly in the cold kitchen."
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adv Very soon; without delay.
"Come quickly, because the bus is about to leave!"
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quickly in a sentence
- The soup cooled quickly in the cold kitchen.
- He quickly gathered his things and left.
- Come quickly, because the bus is about to leave!
- Ring me back quickly, as I need an answer before lunch.
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What is "quickly" in Latin?
"quickly" in Latin is celeriter, citō. quickly means: Rapidly; at speed.
How do you use "quickly" in a sentence?
Example: "The soup cooled quickly in the cold kitchen." In Latin, "quickly" is celeriter, citō.
Are there other ways to say "quickly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "quickly": celeriter, citō.
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