make quick work of (someone or something)



make quick work of (someone or something)

To deal with, finish, or dispose of someone or something very quickly or handily; (of an object) to consume something quickly. We'll make quick work of this project now that you've joined the team. You made quick work of that book you were reading. You must have liked it! Everyone is expecting the team to make quick work of their opponents in the upcoming match.
See also: make, of, quick, work

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
TitusTI-tuws (Ancient Roman), TIE-təs (English)Ancient Roman, English, Biblical, Biblical Latin
Niels (1)NILSDanish
Dione[dai'əuni]
Viktoras-Lithuanian
ŠImun-Croatian
CairbreKAHR-braIrish, Scottish