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Перевод: quickie

[существительное]
наспех выпущенная продукция; недоброкачественная продукция; халтура ; выпивка на ходу

Тезаурус:

1. Relaxed laws make Vegas the home of quickie weddings, although Jackson himself has never had a girlfriend.
2. Diner to waitress: "Can I have a quickie?"
3. He was also into quickie sex and wasn't too particular who he went with.
4. And, although many quota films were, inevitably, bland transpositions of stage plays, there was an area of quickie production which, by taking stories of murder, robbery and blackmail from the newspapers, prepared British cinema to deal with tougher issues than its obsession with middle-class theatre allowed.
5. Norman no to a quickie cut
6. As cricket chairman Close raged on about the decision to sign West Indies batsman Richie Richardson instead of a genuine quickie he was told: "You find one and we'll sign him.
7. When the 1927 Cinematograph Act came up for review, there was agreement that the quota had stimulated domestic production and should be renewed, but that the quickie had to go.
8. As a result, Brunel could argue that killing off the quickie at the end of the decade was a mistake since it was possible to make "really fine, unspectacular pictures", and "we were evolving a technique that showed what could be done when facing fearful odds."
9. Making a "quickie"
10. Later, having made enough sets for all our lines, we discovered a "quickie" alternative.
11. Now it was a Robert Mitchum quickie.
12. I wish that the producer of the series, Haggai Pinsker, could slow down his own breathless strike rate of stills, archive film, quickie interviews and manic music.
13. MGM had been responsible for some of the worst quota quickie outrages, and its new willingness to finance British-based production was the result of legislative changes which brought American companies deeper into British film production.