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Express something done fast​

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Answered by Anonymous
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hurry- verb

  • to make something happen more quickly than it would have done

kill two birds with one stone- phrase

  • to achieve two things, both at the same time

lose no time in doing something- phrase

  • to do something immediately

make light work of (doing) something- phrase

  • to do something very quickly and easily

make short/light/quick work of something- phrase

  • to deal with or get rid of something quickly and easily

move/shift up a gear- phrase

  • to start working much more effectively or quickly, or with more energy

not let the grass grow under your feet- phrase

  • to start doing something without wasting time

romp through- phrasal verb

  • to do something quickly and easily

short-circuit- verb

  • to avoid dealing with all the details involved in something, so that you can do it more quickly and easily

spring- verb

  • used for saying that something is done quickly and with energy or force

spurt- verb

  • to move somewhere or to do something suddenly and quickly, using a lot of energy

stroll- verb

  • to do something easily and with little effort

think nothing of doing something - phrase

  • to do something that other people would find difficult to do or that other people think is strange

up and do something- phrase

  • informal to do something suddenly or unexpectedly

waltz- verb

  • to succeed at something or to achieve something very easily

waste no time (in) doing something- phrase

  • to do something immediately

whip through- phrasal verb

  • to do something very quickly

whizz through- phrasal verb

  • informal to do something very quickly and not very carefully

zip through- phrasal verb

  • to deal with or complete something very quickly
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