Fast Track — may refer to:* Fast Track, FoxBusiness.com show hosted by Anna Gilligan * FastTrack, a peer to peer protocol used by various file sharing programs. * FastTrack, a freeware closed source project management system. It uses XML and the Subversion… … Wikipedia
fast track — ˈfast track noun [singular] HUMAN RESOURCES a quick and direct path to getting jobs that are more important and better paid: • He is a middle manager in his 30s, on the fast track for promotion. • one of the bank s fast track graduates fast… … Financial and business terms
Fast Track — kann bedeuten: Eine Rechteverwertungsgesellschaft, siehe Fast Track Digital Copyright Network Dienste im Programm Kopernikus Netzwerkprotokoll, siehe FastTrack Eine Projektmanagement Software, siehe FastTrack Schedule In Flughäfen, die… … Deutsch Wikipedia
fast track — fast′ track n. cvb inf a career track in which a person advances more rapidly than usual: an executive on the fast track[/ex] fast′ track , adj. v.i. v.t. tracked, track•ing … From formal English to slang
fast-track — fast ,track1 adjective happening, developing, or progressing more quickly than usual: fast track legislation fast track fast ,track 2 verb transitive to make something happen, develop, or progress more quickly than usual … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
fast-track — [fast′trak΄] adj. speedy or accelerated; expeditious [fast track approval of a new drug] designating or having to do with the power to enter into agreements that are not subject to Congressional modification [the President s fast track authority… … English World dictionary
fast track — n [singular] the fast track to something is the fastest way of achieving it ▪ Many saw independence as the fast track to democracy … Dictionary of contemporary English
fast track — n [singular] the fast track to something is the fastest way of achieving it ▪ Many saw independence as the fast track to democracy … Dictionary of contemporary English
fast-track — adj [only before noun] happening or making progress more quickly than is usual ▪ a fast track procedure for adoption … Dictionary of contemporary English
fast-track — adj [only before noun] happening or making progress more quickly than is usual ▪ a fast track procedure for adoption … Dictionary of contemporary English
