happy; joyful; cheerful

fast; high-speed; rapid

to speed up; to accelerate; to hasten; to increase the speed of something

happy; cheerful; pleasant; delighted

as quickly or as soon as possible; with the greatest speed possible

at once; immediately; with all haste; at a fast pace; with haste

A greeting used to wish someone a happy birthday.

A greeting used to wish someone a happy New Year.

To do something more quickly; often used as a command to get a move on

Shows that something will happen very soon; nearly at the point of doing something or occurring

express delivery; fast mail; an express package

quickly; soon; without delay

fast; speedy; agile; prompt in action

An immediate report issued by media to inform the public about major news or breaking events; a flash report.

unhappy; displeased; in low spirits

joyful and happy; feeling a sense of relief or emotional comfort

at lightning speed; as fast as a flying object

a pleasant, comfortable, or joyful sensation; a physical thrill or high

fast food; quick meal; snack; specifically refers to pre-prepared meals served quickly, including Western-style chain food or boxed meals

the part of a camera that opens and closes to allow light to reach the film or sensor for a specific amount of time

cheerful and lighthearted; lively; joyful

happy and cheerful; feeling great pleasure or joy

refreshed; comfortable; feeling pleasant and rejuvenated

a fast pace; a quick gait or trot

pleasantly cool and comfortable

a brief news report of recent events; breaking news or a bulletin delivered quickly

a quick attack or fast break in ball sports; to launch such an attack

cheerful and exuberant; free from worry or inhibitions; satisfied and happy

Bright, clear, and fluent in style; used to describe writing, speech, melodies, or colors

light and quick; agile; spry; effortless and nimble in movement

express train, bus, or other public transportation that makes few stops and travels at high speeds

speedboat; motorboat; motor launch; a small, fast boat powered by an internal combustion engine used for transport, tourism, or racing

(bound form) express; for fast transportation or mail services, such as trains or delivery

hardworking and industrious; (colloquial) describes someone who is always active and eager to work

used after a verb or adjective to indicate a faster pace or shorter duration; a bit faster

A restaurant that serves simple meals quickly, often through pre-cooking or fast heating; commonly used for Western-style chains. In Taiwan, [[速食店|速食店|su4 shi2 dian4]] is more common.

The lane on a road reserved for high-speed motor vehicles, typically located on the inner side of the road

(computer) shortcut key or hotkey

to advance media at a faster speed than normal playback

speed or rate of motion; the pace at which something happens or moves

Money earned outside of one's regular job or fixed salary; side income

pleased; elated; feeling a sense of satisfaction or happiness

a fast horse; a post-horse

To achieve greater, faster, better, and more economical results

a snapshot or candid photo; especially one taken and printed quickly such as a Polaroid or photo booth picture

thoroughly and happily; to one's great satisfaction

agile in movement or quick in performing tasks; having fast reflexes

An express delivery item such as a letter, package, or consignment of goods

A type of rhythmic storytelling or oral performance where the performer beats time with bamboo clappers while reciting rhymed verses in a fast tempo.