Definition of fast-track - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
speed upmake something happen or finish much more quickly
- They fast-track the application to finish it sooner.
- The company will fast-track the new product launch.
- We need to fast-track this project for early completion.
Origin of fast-track
Old English, fæst (firm) + trac (track)
Terms with fast-track included in their meaning
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customer service handling urgent requests first
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- French:accélérer, ...
- German:beschleunigen, ...
- Italian:accelerare, ...
- Spanish:acelerar, ...
- Portuguese:acelerar, ...
- Chinese:加快, ...
- Japanese:早める, ...
- Arabic:سَرَّعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְקַדֵּם בְּמַסְלוּל מָהִיר, ...
- Russian:ускорить, ...
- Ukrainian:прискорити, ...
- Hindi:तेज़ी लाना, ...
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