quickens

v.

（使）变快，增速，加快( quicken的第三人称单数 )；苏醒，使有生机；

quicken up加速

1. We quickened our pace.
   我们加快了步速。
2. He fell behind, so he had to quicken up his pace to catch up with us.
   他落在后面，所以他必须加快步子赶上我们。
3. A good debate can quicken one's mind.
   有意义的辩论能使人的大脑更加敏锐。
4. These dishes can quicken your appetite.
   这些菜肴能刺激你的食欲。
5. His interest is quicken by an article he has read.
   他读了一篇文章便兴趣大增了。
6. Your heart beat will quicken when you run up the stairs.
   跑上楼梯时，心跳会加速。
7. The child quickened in her womb, ie She felt the movements of the foetus.
   她感到了胎动.

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