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Definition of «quick errands»

The phrase "quick errands" refers to a short trip or series of trips made for the purpose of completing small, quick tasks or chores. These errands are typically necessary to maintain everyday life, such as running out for groceries or picking up dry cleaning. The word "quick" in this phrase emphasizes the speed and efficiency with which these tasks are to be completed.

Usage examples

  1. I need to run some quick errands today, such as grabbing groceries, dropping off a package at the post office, and picking up a prescription at the pharmacy.
  2. Before heading to work, I have to do a few quick errands like returning a book to the library and stopping by the bank to deposit a check.
  3. This afternoon, I have to complete a few quick errands including getting my car washed, picking up dry cleaning, and calling the doctor to schedule an appointment.
  4. On my lunch break, I plan to run a couple of quick errands such as buying a birthday gift for a friend and mailing some important documents.
  5. I usually reserve Saturday mornings for running quick errands like getting my hair cut, dropping off donations at a local charity, and stopping by the pet store to buy cat food.

Phrases with «quick errands»

Sentences with «quick errands»

  • I am planning to use the stroller though for running quick errands because we have a jogging stroller for the longer excursions so it works for us. (albeebaby.com)
  • This bag is not only great for quick errands around, but is durable enough for families who love to travel and spend a great deal of time outdoors. (earlymomentsmatter.org)
  • It's a great going out bag or an easy bag to run quick errands with. (missyonmadison.com)
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