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rapid-fire
UK
/ˈræpɪd faɪə/
US
/ˈræpɪd faɪr/
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rapid-fire
adjective
UK
/ˈræpɪd faɪə/
US
/ˈræpɪd faɪr/
скорострельный
перен.; о шутках, вопросах, репликах; также о стрелковом оружии
The comedian was known for his rapid-fire jokes.
Комик был известен своими скорострельными шутками.
Synonyms
swift
hasty
instantaneous
immediate
fast-paced
quick
Antonyms
sluggish
gradual
measured
deliberate
unhurried
leisurely
slow-paced
slow
rapid-fire
verb
rapid-fired
Past Simple
rapid-fired
Past Participle
rapid-firing
Gerund
UK
/ˈræpɪd ˌfaɪə/
US
/ˈræpɪd ˌfaɪr/
Transitive, informal; to utter or fire quickly in succession.
строчить
разг.; о вопросах, репликах, ответах
Journalists rapid-fired questions at the spokesperson.
Журналисты строчили вопросы пресс-секретарю.
Synonyms
pump
spray
pelt
bombard
barrage
pepper
rattle off
fire off
Antonyms
delay
hesitate
pause
slow down
slow
Definitions
rapid-fire
adjective
Happening very quickly in succession.
The comedian's rapid-fire jokes kept the audience laughing non-stop.
Designed to discharge shots or projectiles in quick succession (said of a firearm).
The troops relied on rapid-fire machine guns to hold their position.
rapid-fire
verb
To utter, ask, or fire (something) rapidly one after another.
Journalists rapid-fired questions at the spokesperson.
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