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fast-track

fast-track is the alternative form of fast track.

Meaning of fast track

Noun

fast track (plural fast tracks)

  1. A racetrack with optimum conditions for high speeds
  2. A railroad for express trains.
  3. The quickest or most direct method or path.
    • Google welcomes the decision to not approve the fast track of Microsoft's OOXML.
    1. (broadly, academics) An accelerated course designed to help individuals earn a certification, degree, or credential in significantly less time than traditional pathways.
  4. A high-pressure or intensely competitive situation, particularly one characterised by rapid advancement.

See all 7 meanings of fast track

Forms of fast-track

third-person singular presentfast-tracks
present participlefast-tracking
past participlefast-tracked
pastfast-tracked

Questions about fast-track

What is fast-track the alternative form of?
Fast-track is the alternative form of fast track.

Words near fast-track in the dictionary

  1. fast-talked
  2. fast-talker
  3. fast-talkers
  4. fast-talking
  5. fast-talks
  6. fast-track
  7. fast-tracked
  8. fast-tracking
  9. fast-tracks
  10. Fasta Åland
  11. fastback

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