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View usage for: Chinese translation of 'speed up'speed up or (pt) (pp) speeded up vi - [car, runner etc]
加快速度 (jiākuài sùdù) - [process]
加速 (jiāsù)
vt -
加快 ... 的速度 (jiākuài ... de sùdù)
See speed
1. phrasal verbWhen something speeds up or when you speed it up, it moves or travels faster. You notice that your breathing has speeded up a bit. [VERB PARTICLE] He pushed a lever that speeded up the car. [VERB PARTICLE noun] [Also VERB noun PARTICLE] 2. phrasal verbWhen a process or activity speeds up or when something speeds it up, it happens at a faster rate. Job losses are speeding up. [VERB PARTICLE] I had already taken steps to speed up a solution to the problem. [VERB PARTICLE noun] I kept praying that the DJ would speed the music up. [VERB noun PARTICLE] More Synonyms of speed up See full dictionary entry for speedspeed up in British Englishverb (adverb)1. to increase or cause to increase in speed or rate; accelerate noun speed-up2. an instance of this; acceleration ▶ USAGE The past tense and past participle of speed up is speeded up, not sped upspeed-up in British English (ˈspiːdˌʌp) nounan act or instance of moving or happening more quickly Google will not run five times faster if our research is implemented, but we do expecta 30 percent speed-up. The president has ordered a speed-up of aid for unemployed people. speed up in American English to increase in speed; go or make go faster; accelerate See full dictionary entry for speed Examples of 'speed up' in a sentencespeed up In other languagesspeed up British English: speed up / spiːd ʌp/ VERB When something speeds up, it moves, happens, or is done more quickly. Try to speed up your breathing and stretch your legs. - American English: speed up
- Arabic: يُسْرِعُ
- Brazilian Portuguese: acelerar
- Chinese: 加速
- Croatian: ubrzati
- Czech: zrychlit
- Danish: sætte farten op
- Dutch: versnellen
- European Spanish: acelerar
- Finnish: nopeuttaa
- French: accélérer
- German: beschleunigen
- Greek: επισπεύδω
- Italian: accelerare
- Japanese: 速度を上げる
- Korean: 속도를 내다
- Norwegian: øke farten
- Polish: przyśpieszyć
- European Portuguese: acelerar
- Romanian: a accelera
- Russian: ускорять
- Latin American Spanish: acelerar
- Swedish: skynda (sig) på
- Thai: เร่งให้เร็วขึ้น
- Turkish: hızlanmak
- Ukrainian: пришвидшуватися
- Vietnamese: tăng tốc
Definition to accelerate or cause to accelerate I woke when we started to speed up. Synonyms increasegather momentum get moving put your foot down (informal) increase the tempo open up the throttle put on speed Additional synonymsDefinition to move or go somewhere quickly The engine noise rises only slightly as I speed along. Synonyms race, rush, hurry, zoom, career, bomb (along), tear, flash, belt (along) (slang), barrel (along) (informal, US, Canadian), sprint, gallop, hasten, press on, quicken, lose no time, get a move on (informal), burn rubber (informal), bowl along, put your foot down (informal), step on it (informal), make haste, go hell for leather (informal), exceed the speed limit, go like a bomb (British, New Zealand, informal), go like the wind, go like a bat out of hell - speechless
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