rapido
Quick in Spanish
Rapido is Spanish and Italian for fast or quickly, borrowed into English for casual emphasis or flair: Let's get this done rapido.
It often appears in the phrase pronto rapido, doubling down on urgency with two Romance-language words for speed.
Directed rate of motion
- accelerationRate velocity changes
- swiftMoving with speed
- fleetVehicles under unified command
- nimbleQuick and light-moving
brisk · lightning · meteoric · supersonic · turbo · sprint · bullet train · express
Without any delay
Serious sudden danger
- pressingRequiring immediate attention
- immediateHappening without delay
- criticalExpressing disapproval or importance
- time-sensitiveRequiring prompt action
deadline · expedite · priority · dispatch · rush · hurry · haste · crunch
Delivery person or service
- express shippingAccelerated package transit service
- same-dayWithin twenty-four hours
- instant deliveryReceipt without delay
- gig economyWork based on temporary contracts
velocity
Directed rate of motion
- accelerationRate velocity changes
- swiftMoving with speed
- fleetVehicles under unified command
nimble · brisk · lightning · meteoric · supersonic · turbo · sprint · bullet train · express · momentum
pronto
Without any delay
emergency
Serious sudden danger
- pressingRequiring immediate attention
- immediateHappening without delay
- criticalExpressing disapproval or importance
time-sensitive · deadline · expedite · priority · dispatch · rush · hurry · haste · crunch · last-minute
courier
Delivery person or service
- express shippingAccelerated package transit service
- same-dayWithin twenty-four hours
- instant deliveryReceipt without delay
gig economy · rider · dispatch · pickup · dropoff · tracking · on-demand
- rapid fireIn quick succession
- rapid testsFast diagnostic kits
- rapid responseFast action to emergencies
- rapid transitUrban public rail system
- rapid increaseSwift upward change
- rapid growthFast increase in scale