fast-tracking
ˈfæstˌtrækɪŋ
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Definition of fast-tracking - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
businessRareaccelerated process to achieve something quicklyRare
  • The company is fast-tracking the project to meet the deadline.
accelerating expediting hastening
2.
managementRareprioritizing something to be done soonerRare
  • Fast-tracking the application can help you get approved faster.
accelerating expediting

Adjective

1.
acceleratedRareaccelerating the process or progressRare
  • The company is fast-tracking the development of the new software.
rapid speedy
2.
priorityRareprioritizing for quicker completionRare
  • The project is on a fast-tracking schedule to meet the deadline.
accelerated expedited
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Origin of fast-tracking

English, fast (quick) + track (path)

Examples of fast-tracking in a sentence

  • The fast-tracking of permits helped the project.
  • Fast-tracking the project will ensure it meets the deadline.
  • The company is fast-tracking the new product launch.
  • They are fast-tracking the approval process.
  • Fast-tracking the project saved them months of work.
  • They are fast-tracking the new software update.

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  1. French:procédure accélérée, accéléré, ...
  2. German:beschleunigter Prozess, beschleunigt, ...
  3. Italian:corsia preferenziale, accelerando, ...
  4. Spanish:vía rápida, acelerando, ...
  5. Portuguese:via rápida, acelerado, ...
  6. Chinese:快速推进, 加速, ...
  7. Japanese:迅速化プロセス, 高速化, ...
  8. Arabic:تَسْرِيعُ الْإِجْرَاءَاتِ, مُسْرَع, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּהֲלִיךְ מוּאָץ, מְזָרֵז, ...
  10. Russian:ускоренный процесс, быстрое продвижение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прискорений процес, прискорюючий, ...
  12. Hindi:त्वरण प्रक्रिया, तेजी से आगे बढ़ाना, ...
fast-track
fæst-træk

Definition of fast-track - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
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.
accelerate expedite
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Origin of fast-track

Old English, fæst (firm) + trac (track)

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  1. French:accélérer, ...
  2. German:beschleunigen, ...
  3. Italian:accelerare, ...
  4. Spanish:acelerar, ...
  5. Portuguese:acelerar, ...
  6. Chinese:加快, ...
  7. Japanese:早める, ...
  8. Arabic:سَرَّعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְקַדֵּם בְּמַסְלוּל מָהִיר, ...
  10. Russian:ускорить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прискорити, ...
  12. Hindi:तेज़ी लाना, ...

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