Trice

Definition

trice /traÇs/ n ❏ in a trice [ IDM ] ဆိုင္းမဆင့္ဗံုမဆင့္။ ျဗဳန္းခ်င္းဒိုင္းခ်င္း။ In a trice he was gone.

Examples

1. ‘If only she'd said ‘All right - I'll go to Mass ‘
2. she'd have been out in a trice.’’
3. ‘The raspberries have had a good flavour but turn to jam in a trice.’
4. ‘Why I know at least half-a-dozen who'd file complaints in a trice.’
5. ‘It runs extremely quickly and can appear to vanish in a trice.’
6. ‘The driver got out in a trice
7. and others jumped over to help the girl up.’
8. ‘Of course
9. the first silly fly to come anywhere close was now snapped up in a trice.’
10. ‘It was a fast
11. efficient kill and any suffering would have been over in a trice.’
12. ‘England know the French can turn a game in a trice even when facing a seemingly desperate deficit.’
13. ‘The moment the ever-ready police personnel on duty got the order
14. they were on the door of my quarter in a trice.’
15. ‘As before
16. the facilitator grasped my objection in a trice
17. and even though I sense that she's inclined to side with the material
18. she gets it.’