Collocation
quick reply
a fast response to a message, question, or request
Definition
'quick reply' is a common English collocation. a fast response to a message, question, or request
a + quick + reply (+ to + something)
“Thanks for your quick reply to my email.”
Examples
- Thanks for your quick reply to my email.
- I really appreciate the quick reply, especially on such short notice.
- She sent a quick reply confirming the appointment time.
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- Can I get a quick reply before I place the order?
- The customer service team gave me a quick reply and solved the problem right away.
- Please send a quick reply to let us know you received the documents.
- His quick reply made it clear he had already thought about the issue.
- Without a quick reply from the supplier, the project schedule may slip.
- We were surprised by the quick reply from the professor late at night.
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