A1 adjective 中性 #379 最常用

fast

/fæst/

Moving or capable of moving at high speed. It can also describe an action or process that happens in a short amount of time.

例句

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1

He drives a very fast car to work.

He drives a car that can travel at high speeds to his job.

2

The company provides a fast response to customer complaints.

The business answers customer problems very quickly.

3

You are such a fast learner!

You understand and learn new things very quickly.

词族

名词
fastness
副词
fast
形容词
fast
相关
speed
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记忆技巧

Remember that a 'fast' car goes 'past' you. Fast and past rhyme.

快速测验

The cheetah is the _____ animal on land.

正确!

正确答案是: fastest

例句

1

He drives a very fast car to work.

everyday

He drives a car that can travel at high speeds to his job.

2

The company provides a fast response to customer complaints.

formal

The business answers customer problems very quickly.

3

You are such a fast learner!

informal

You understand and learn new things very quickly.

4

The study observed a fast rate of growth in the plant species.

academic

The research looked at how the plants grew at a high speed.

5

We need to make a fast decision to stay ahead of the competition.

business

We must decide quickly to remain better than other companies.

词族

名词
fastness
副词
fast
形容词
fast
相关
speed

常见搭配

fast food food that is prepared and served very quickly
fast lane the part of a road for vehicles traveling at higher speeds
fast asleep sleeping deeply
fast learner someone who picks up new skills quickly
fast pace a high speed of activity or movement

常用短语

as fast as possible

at the highest speed achievable

life in the fast lane

a way of living that is full of excitement and activity

hard and fast rules

rules that cannot be changed

容易混淆的词

fast vs quick

Fast usually refers to the speed of an object's motion, whereas quick often refers to the duration of an event or a person's reaction time.

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使用说明

Fast is unique because it functions as both an adjective and an adverb. You do not add '-ly' to it when using it as an adverb.

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常见错误

Learners often say 'fastly' to describe an action, but 'fastly' is not a word in standard English; use 'fast' for both descriptions and actions.

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记忆技巧

Remember that a 'fast' car goes 'past' you. Fast and past rhyme.

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词源

From the Old English word 'fæst', which originally meant firm, fixed, or constant, and later evolved to mean moving strongly and quickly.

语法模式

Adjective and Adverb: The same form is used for both. Comparative: faster Superlative: fastest
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文化背景

The term 'fast food' is globally recognized and originates from the American culture of convenience and speed in dining.

快速测验

The cheetah is the _____ animal on land.

正确!

正确答案是: fastest

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A1

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A1

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A1

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A1

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