A QUICK ERRAND

Definition: A short and brief task or journey, typically done for a specific purpose or to accomplish a specific goal.

Synonyms: Short Trip, Quick Outing, Brief Task, Fast Stop, Swift Visit

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Before the meeting, Mark went on a quick errand to grab a coffee for himself and his colleagues.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Sarah. Do you have a moment to discuss the upcoming project?B: Of course, Michael. What do you need?A: I just need your input on the budget allocation for the marketing campaign. It'll be a quick errand.B: Sure thing. Let me pull up the figures for you.A: Great, thank you. I'll wait here.
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