express
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/ɪkˈspres/
🇬🇧
/ɪkˈspres/
verb
A2
to show feelings or thoughts with words or actions
She used words to express her happiness clearly.
B1
to say or show what you think or feel
He can express his ideas well in writing.
R
to become clear in a certain way
Their joy was easy to express through loud cheers.
R
to show something using numbers or symbols
We express the data as simple percentages.
R
to push liquid out of something
You can express juice from fresh oranges.
R
to send something by fast mail
I will express the package to you tomorrow.
adjective
R
very fast or quick
express train services are very quick.
R
sent by fast service
express mail arrives faster than regular mail.
R
providing fast service
an express delivery company sends things quickly.
R
clearly stated
She gave express instructions that were easy to follow.
adverb
R
by fast service
Please send this letter express to ensure it arrives quickly.
noun
R
a fast train with few stops
The express train gets to the city faster than local trains.
R
a fast delivery service
We use an express for urgent packages.
translation
to show feelings or thoughts with words or actions; to say or show what you think or feel; to become clear in a certain way; to show something using numbers or symbols; to push liquid out of something; to send something by fast mail
very fast or quick; sent by fast service; providing fast service; clearly stated
by fast service
a fast train with few stops; a fast delivery service
Word Forms
3rd Present
expresses
Progressive
expressing
Past
expressed
Perfect
expressed
Plural
expresses