speed
21speed — [pron. SPID] s. n. substanţă halucinogenă care conţine amfetamină; drog. (< engl. speed) Trimis de raduborza, 09.12.2007. Sursa: MDN …
22Speed — Speed(englausgesprochen)m Anregungsdroge.Engl»speed=Geschwindigkeit;Beschleunigung«.Gegen1970aufgekommenmitderzunehmendenRauschgiftsucht …
23speed-up — speed′ up n. 1) an increase of speed 2) bus an increase in the work demanded without a corresponding increase in pay • Etymology: 1920–25 …
24speed — verb. The past tense and past participle are sped when the meaning is ‘to go fast’ (The car sped onwards / By that time she had sped down the road) and speeded when the meaning is ‘to break a speed limit’ or when the verb is transitive (taking an …
25speed — [n] rate of motion, often a high rate acceleration, activity, agility, alacrity, breeze, briskness, celerity, clip, dispatch, eagerness, expedition, fleetness, gait, haste, headway, hurry, hustle, legerity, lick, liveliness, momentum, pace,… …
26speed — sb., en (et stimulerende stof; fart); for fuld speed …
27speed|er — «SPEE duhr», noun. a person or thing that speeds, especially a person who drives an automobile at a higher speed than is safe or lawful: »the judge s crackdown on speeders …
28speed|i|ly — «SPEE duh lee», adverb. with speed; quickly; soon; rapidly …
29Speed — (engl., spr. ßpīd), Geschwindigkeit, z. B. eines Eisenbahnzugs, eines Pferdes etc …
30speed — index dispatch (promptness), dispatch (send off), expedite, haste, help, precipitate (hasten), promote …
