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| génér. |
instantaneously; quick as thought; instantly; in a trice; as quick as lightning; in a crack; have an immediate effect of v-ing (It had an immediate effect of making them more friendly. Это мгновенно настроило их на более дружеский лад. МарияКрас); in a new york minute (artery); in the flicker of a second (Irina Verbitskaya); in a pig's whisper; in a zip (bigmaxus); at a pop; before you can say Jack Robinson; before you can say knife; in a blink; in a wink; like a shot; in less than no time (Anglophile); right then and there (VLZ_58); with whiplash speed (VLZ_58); in the blink of an eye (VLZ_58); holus-bolus (VLZ_58); from one day to the next (Andrey Truhachev); in one moment (tinkerbella); in the smack of a whip; momently |
| amér. |
stop-and-pop (bigmaxus); right off the bat (Alex_Odeychuk) |
| argot. |
lemon (Interex); INYM (In a New York minute Svetlana D); lickety split (Баян) |
| entr. |
on an instantaneous basis (MichaelBurov) |
| idiom. |
done in a zip (bigmaxus); in a heartbeat (VLZ_58); quick as a whip ("... that was when the boy, quick as a whip, snagged my jacket with his hand, and at the same time smiled. I tell you, I will never forget that smile. His teeth, they were like they were made out of metal, gleaming (...)."  mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver) |
| inform. |
right off the hop (VLZ_58); on a dime (VLZ_58); all in a lump (VLZ_58) |
| informat. |
in seconds |
| latin. |
instanter |
| makar. |
explosively; in a flash; as quick as a flash |
| math. |
immediately; in no time |
| progr. |
immediately and imperceptibly (ssn) |
| rhét. |
overnight (в одночасье, сразу, вдруг Alex_Odeychuk); at a moment's notice (Alex_Odeychuk) |
| sism. |
momentarily |
| électr. |
suddenly (ssn) |
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| génér. |
momentary; split-second; instant; snappy; flashy; immediate (melania); simultaneous (yakobson); instantaneous; passing; current; one-minute (one-minute solution MichaelBurov); ejaculatory; momentaneous |
| astr. |
transient |
| autom. |
sudden |
| aviat. |
nondelay |
| financ. |
immediate-action |
| ling. |
punctual |
| makar. |
abrupt; fulminant; impulse; inst (instant); moment; momental; momentary (длящийся мгновение); snap-action (мгновенного действия); current (Valerio); instantaneous (моментальный) |
| milit., techn. |
superquick |
| obsol. |
momentany |
| pétr. |
flash |
| réseaux s. |
insta- (from "instant") combining form – indicating instant or quickly produced: insta-thriller • Authors who pitch their book as a Guaranteed Insta-Bestseller, or berate the slush-reader for “missing out on a golden opportunity” if they dare to send a rejection letter 'More) |
| sism. |
quick-acting |
| techn. |
prompt |
| écol. |
promt (ssn) |
