rasch
rapid
very fast
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What's the difference between rasch / schnell / fix / rasant / zügig / eilig
rapid — very fast
The most general and neutral word for “fast” or “quick,” with no special nuance.
Der Zug ist sehr schnell.
Поезд очень быстрый.
Colloquial word meaning “quickly” or “in no time,” often used in everyday speech.
Kannst du das bitte fix erledigen?
Можешь, пожалуйста, быстро это сделать?
Emphasizes very high speed, dynamics, or rapid development; stronger and more vivid than “schnell.”
Die Preise sind in den letzten Monaten rasant gestiegen.
Цены резко выросли за последние месяцы.
Means “quickly and without delay,” often with a sense of efficiency and order.
Wir müssen zügig mit der Arbeit beginnen.
Нам нужно быстро и без промедления начать работу.
Means “urgent” or “in a hurry”; the focus is on necessity and haste rather than speed itself.
Ich habe es eilig und muss jetzt los.
Я тороплюсь и должен сейчас идти.
Usually means “fleeting,” “brief,” or “superficial,” rather than simply “fast.”
Sie warf ihm nur einen flüchtigen Blick zu.
Она бросила на него лишь мимолетный взгляд.
Means “suddenly” or “unexpectedly”; it is not about speed, but about something happening without warning.
Plötzlich fing es an zu regnen.
Вдруг пошёл дождь.
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rasch translation: rapid. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce rasch
/ˈʁaʃ/
rasch translation
rapid
rasch transcription
/ˈʁaʃ/
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rasch meaning: what does it mean?
sehr schnell
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