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quick study

NOUN
  1. someone able to acquire new knowledge and skills rapidly and easily
    she soaks up foreign languages like a sponge

How To Use quick study In A Sentence

  • The early schedule isn't impossible to navigate so long as Palmer is a quick study.
  • It took a bit of adjustment from sports car racing to trucks, but Lester is proving to be a quick study.
  • He was articulate, engaging and a quick study in anything relating to baseball.
  • While Milne was not experienced in the wine business, Evans stressed she was a quick study.
  • He has had to stand in for injured dancers in leading roles several times, because he's a quick study.
  • he is a quick study
  • He is a quick study and an excellent broadcaster in just his fifth year in the business.
  • A quick study of planter rule, he was soon wielding the whip with the best of Jamaica's plantocracy.
  • He also identified reduction of medical errors as a top priority. has proven to be a quick study of the agency.
  • The threat terrorists and particularly weapons of mass destruction pose is not a quick study.
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