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rapido

[ rah-pee-doh; Spanish rah-pee-thaw; Italian rah-pee-daw ]
/ ˈrɑ piˌdoʊ; Spanish ˈrɑ piˌðɔ; Italian ˈrɑ pi dɔ /
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noun, plural ra·pi·dos [rah-pee-dohz; Spanish rah-pee-thaws], /ˈrɑ piˌdoʊz; Spanish ˈrɑ piˌðɔs/, Italian ra·pi·di [rah-pee-dee]. /ˈrɑ pi di/. (esp. in Spain, Italy, and Latin America)
an express train.
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Origin of rapido

1955–60; <Italian rapido,Spanish rápido (noun use of adj.). See rapid

Words nearby rapido

rapid eye movement sleep, rapid fire, rapidity, rapidly, rapidly advancing juvenile periodontitis, rapido, rapids, rapid transit, rapid transit chess, rapier, rapine
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