Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fast"

A: You remember the old video cassette players?

fast forward means to make something happen quicker.

Just like how when you press fast forward on the video the image starts moving in fast forward.

A: rapido

A: It can be anywhere from not eating anything (like the first week of Lent, Orthodox Christians only eat two meals of uncooked food) to not eating certain things (throughout Lent and other times of the year, Orthodox Christians do not consume animal products, alcohol, or oil).

A: Fasting means to abstain from eating food.

A:
It has two meanings.
It means quickly, rapidly
She was a very fast runner

It also can mean when someone abstains from something, most commonly food.
Some religions teach about fasting.
She was fasting so she didn't eat any food.

A: “The car is fast”

“I need to get to class quickly”

“The appointment will be quick”

“Taking a plane will be faster than taking the train”

😊 hope this helps

A: "Fasting is not a good way to lose weight, since your body's metabolism will drop sharply."

"Many countries have holiday traditions that involve fasting for a given amount of time."

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A: I ate too fast.
I keep my watch fifteen minutes fast. (Fast = fifteen minutes ahead)
He's fast asleep. (Fast = completely asleep)

A: Sonic goes fast.
Gotta go fast.

A: Fast refers to the action. Soon refers to the time it takes to complete the action.

I am going to be late. This taxi better be fast.
I am going to be late. That taxi better get here soon.

A: This is very subtle.

"Fast" is the most general:
He runs fast. That was fast. Drive faster. It is fast-paced.

"Quick" is informal:
I ate a quick lunch. He took a quick rest. You walk quickly. Be quick about it.

"Rapid" is the least common:
He asked rapid-fire questions. They made a rapid retreat. Things rapidly declined.

Fast usually means literally moving fast. Quick usually means not taking much time overall. Rapid usually means there is not much time *between* things.

A: Fast and quickly just mean that something is rushed or is going at a higher pace than other things. Early means to do something before the set time.
“She ran fast,” and “she ran quickly,” are the same thing.
“He turned in the project early even though it was due next week,” or “They all got to work early seeing that it was 7:00 am and the doors didn’t open until 7:30 am.” Both sentences imply that the people were doing the things BEFORE the assigned time/date. Another one is “The guests arrived early.” So the guests of the party arrived before the set time. Hope this helps!

A: there is no "fastly" fast is both and adjective (a fast car)' and an adverb (she talks too fast)

A: they both basically mean the same thing, they are synonyms

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A: Fast
Quick(ly)
Rapid(ly)
Swift(ly)
Brisk(ly)

你要的是 fast 的同義詞, 對嗎?

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A: @riandesu: Hello,I am an Arabic native speaker and a foreign languages university student ( mainly the British English ).
I need a partner ,who is interested in learning Arabic,to practice my oral speech with.Who is interested in spending some time talking and discussing in British English?
And I'll help you in Arabic as well

A: How fast?

A: I don't like to fast.

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A: You can use
As quick as possible
As soon as possible

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