rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Le jeu de l’acteur est prisonnier... Lire la Suite →
rapid / La démission
rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Certainement sous un angle de privilégié... Lire la Suite →
rapid / Écrire
rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) ÉcrireCela ne semble possible, à écouter... Lire la Suite →
rapid / Les drones
rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Une observation assez inquiétante qu'on peut... Lire la Suite →
rapid / Kolkhoze de Carrère
rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Le moins : sans la célébrité... Lire la Suite →
