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Explorez les idiomes anglais concernant la vitesse avec des exemples comme "à la vitesse de l'éclair" et "courir comme le vent".
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nineteen to the dozen
[Phrase]
in a rapid and nonstop way
Ex: The children were running around and playing nineteen to the dozen in the park.
(as) slow as a snail
[Phrase]
extremely low in speed
Ex: The line at the post office was slow as a snail because of the long wait times .
(as) slow as molasses
[Phrase]
very low in speed
Ex: The snail in the garden seems to move faster than he does; he's slow as molasses.
by leaps and bounds
[Phrase]
with very high speed
Ex: The young athlete 's skills on the field have been in leaps and bounds.
fast and furious
[Phrase]
in a speedy and intense way
Ex: The dancers performed the routine with fast and furious movements, captivating the audience.
at lightning speed
[Phrase]
with extremely high speed
Ex: The internet allows information to be shared across the world at lightning speed.
like greased lightning
[Phrase]
in extremely high speed
Ex: The news spread through the school like wildfire, with rumors spreading like lightning.
like a bat out of hell
[Phrase]
with great speed
Ex: She sprinted towards the like a bat out of hell to win the race .
like the wind
[Phrase]
in a very quick way
Ex: The bicycle messenger weaved like the wind, delivering packages on time .
pedal to the metal
[Phrase]
used to say that a vehicle is driven with great speed
Ex: In the final stretch of the marathon, she put the pedal to the metal and sprinted towards the finish line.
to run like the wind
[Phrase]
to run with a lot of speed
Ex: During the chase scene in the movie, the hero ran like the wind to escape the pursuers.
touch and go
[Phrase]
movements or actions that happen with a lot of speed
Ex: The acrobat performed a stunning routine of touch-and-go flips and somersaults on the trapeze.
like a rat up a drainpipe
[Phrase]
in a manner that is very fast
Ex: When he heard the dinner bell , he came running to the like a rat up a drainpipe.
hell for leather
[Phrase]
as soon or fast as one can
Ex: When the storm hit, the sailors worked hell for leather to secure the ship's cargo.
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