rapido
[ rah-pee-doh; Spanish rah-pee-thaw; Italian rah-pee-daw ]
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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How to use rapido in a sentence
Things happened rapido enough to glut even an old buccaneer.
Blackbeard: Buccaneer | Ralph D. PaineThestylis et rapido fessis messoribus æstuAllia serpyllumque herbas contundit olentes.
Social Life in the Insect World | J. H. FabreSancroft, sitting at a writing-table with arms, and motto, rapido contrarius orbi.
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