(n) early diagnosis
(n) early retirement
(n) early detection (of an illness)
(n) tongue twister
(n) early closing
(n) early preparations
(n) born between January 1st and April 1st
(n) report of early withdrawal (i.e. when one leaves school or work early)
(n) early-morning arrival
(n,vs) (1) quick learner
(2) handbook
guidebook
(n) quick change
(exp) (1) to be fast at walking and running
(2) to be quick to spoil (of foodstuffs)
(n) (abbr) coming late or leaving early time (e.g. on a pay slip)
(adj-na,n,adj-no) rapid succession (e.g. questions)
(adv) immediately
as soon as possible
as quickly as possible
(exp,adj-i) (obsc) being quick to understand
(adj-i) fast drying (clothes)
(exp,adj-i) (obsc) being quick to understand
(exp) before scheduled
earlier than expected
(exp) dexterous feat
speed and precision of a trained hand
(exp) dexterous feat
speed and precision of a trained hand
(exp) first come, first served
(exp) in a word
to put it briefly
to make a long story short
(n) airborne early-warning system
(n) progeria (disease characterized by symptoms suggestive of premature aging)
(exp,v5t) to beat fast (of a heart)
to hammer
(n) speed-eating contest
(exp) early to bed early to rise
(n,vs) (drawing) hasty conclusions
(exp) quick to warm up
