rasch
quick, rapid, swift
English translations
- 01
quickly
- 02
fast
- 03
rapid
Word details
- German meaning
- Rasch bedeutet schnell oder zügig.
- English meaning
- Quickly
- Synonym
- schnell, eilig
- German example
- Er reagierte rasch auf die Nachricht.
- English example
- He reacted quickly to the news.
- Comparative
- rascherSuperlative: am raschesten
Related words
- rascheln
rattle
- rascheln
rustle
- rascheln
to rustle
- überraschend
surprising
- überraschen
to surprise
- Tetraschwefeltetranitrid
Tetrasulfur tetranitride
- Ultraschall
Ultrasound
- überrascht
surprised
- Infraschall
Infrasound
- kamerascheu
Camera-shy means feeling uncomfortable or afraid of being photographed or filmed.
- Abrasch
Abrash
- Überraschung
Surprise
- Twist
Twist
- Abdankung
abdication
- Zitterpappel
Aspen
- Atavismus
Atavism refers to the reappearance of characteristics in a living organism that were present in its ancestors but not visible in the previous generations.
- Schluß
End, conclusion
- Ende
End
- Pandorabüchse
Pandora's box
- Heftigkeit
Intensity, vehemence
- Gewitter
thunderstorm
- Epigramm
Epigram
- Knüller
Sensation, hit, blockbuster
- Abgang
departure
- Föhn
Foehn wind
- Regenguss
Downpour
- Reizwäsche
Lingerie is seductive underwear designed to exert sexual attraction.
- Donnerwetter
Good heavens!, Wow!
- Obsidian
Obsidian
- Westler
Westerner
- Verwunderung
Astonishment
- Amtsverzicht
Resignation
- Geheimfavorit
Dark horse
- Espe
Aspen tree
- Knallbonbon
Christmas cracker
- Lauer
The ambush describes the secret waiting to surprise or attack someone.
- Espenlaub
Aspen leaves
- Empfängerin
Recipient (female)
- Kindermund
Child's mouth
- Auswärtsmannschaft
The away team is the team that does not play a game in its own stadium.
- Einbekennung
Confession
- Ach
Oh
- Beyfallssturm
Sudden violent storm
- Peripetie
Peripeteia
- Regenguß
Downpour
- Grossmütigkeit
Magnanimity
Example sentences with “rasch”
Wir brauchen eine rasche Lösung. (We need a quick solution.)
Frequently asked questions
Difference between 'rasch' and 'schnell'?
'Rasch' is slightly more formal and emphasizes the speed of a process.