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Definition of speed-read in English: speed-readverb [with object]Read rapidly by assimilating several phrases or sentences at once. 快速阅读 I speed-read your last book Example sentencesExamples - Making them speed-read irrelevant emails will demotivate and exhaust them, and could interfere with their ability to spot real compliance breaches that do cross their screens.
- Pop back and re-parse that one if you were speed-reading.
- In 1995 Stanford researchers Peter Underhill and Peter Oefner found a way to speed-read through the Y-chromosome encyclopedia.
- Aside from these really useful skills, my husband also has another, marginally less useful skill: he can speed-read.
- He prepares notes telling every aspect of the video shooting and cast and then speed-reads it over the course of the two minute and thirty second playing time.
- He has a particular talent for getting to the nub of a report, often speed-reading documents and following up by asking three pertinent questions.
- Convinced your life would be immeasurably improved if you could speed-read the Economist, Elle Deco and the Spectator, you take out multiple-subscriptions but are, of course, far too busy to read them.
- Find out by speed-reading this month's cover package.
- Otherwise, I'd suggest you need to stop speed-reading because you're missing much of the message.
- The film may well be hard work, particularly for a British audience unaccustomed to speed-reading subtitles.
- Since we left Hastings, Nathan's been sitting all alone, silently speed-reading the New Testament.
- Meanwhile, speed-read our many other posts: the very meaning of innocence.
- It teaches you how to speed-read these documents to identify potential problems with a company.
- I slept well, and then I speed-read three books.
- At times like these I wish I could speed-read.
Synonyms scan, skim, glance, look, run one's eye over, have a look at, peruse, give something a once-over, give something the once-over
Derivativesnoun Just be careful not to let speed-readers in the group spoil plot twists for others. Example sentencesExamples - I've had to become a speed-reader simply to feed this great big hole.
- I couldn't have read a book that I wasn't enjoying so quickly, and I typically honored myself as a speed-reader.
Definition of speed-read in US English: speed-readverbˈspēdrēdˈspidrid Read rapidly by assimilating several phrases or sentences at once. 快速阅读 I speed-read your last book Example sentencesExamples - Find out by speed-reading this month's cover package.
- Making them speed-read irrelevant emails will demotivate and exhaust them, and could interfere with their ability to spot real compliance breaches that do cross their screens.
- Otherwise, I'd suggest you need to stop speed-reading because you're missing much of the message.
- It teaches you how to speed-read these documents to identify potential problems with a company.
- I slept well, and then I speed-read three books.
- Meanwhile, speed-read our many other posts: the very meaning of innocence.
- At times like these I wish I could speed-read.
- Since we left Hastings, Nathan's been sitting all alone, silently speed-reading the New Testament.
- He prepares notes telling every aspect of the video shooting and cast and then speed-reads it over the course of the two minute and thirty second playing time.
- In 1995 Stanford researchers Peter Underhill and Peter Oefner found a way to speed-read through the Y-chromosome encyclopedia.
- Pop back and re-parse that one if you were speed-reading.
- The film may well be hard work, particularly for a British audience unaccustomed to speed-reading subtitles.
- Aside from these really useful skills, my husband also has another, marginally less useful skill: he can speed-read.
- He has a particular talent for getting to the nub of a report, often speed-reading documents and following up by asking three pertinent questions.
- Convinced your life would be immeasurably improved if you could speed-read the Economist, Elle Deco and the Spectator, you take out multiple-subscriptions but are, of course, far too busy to read them.
Synonyms scan, skim, glance, look, run one's eye over, have a look at, peruse, give something a once-over, give something the once-over
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