Definition of Fast-track
Fast-track
fast-track
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(verb)
to speed up the progress or development of something, for example by making its construction, production, or processing take place faster;
e.g. They were able to fast-track his application so that he would receive his decision more quickly.
(adjective)
relating to or placed on a faster track than usual, often figuratively;
e.g. She was in a fast-track program by which she would receive her certification sooner.
(adjective)
relating to or constituting a project in which the construction work on a building is begun before the designs have bene completed;
e.g. They are undertaking some fast-track developments for the building so that it is ready on time.
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