fast-track
verbUK /ˈfɑːst.træk/
US /ˈfæst.træk/
To make something happen faster than usual.
The school fast-tracks students who learn quickly.
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2. A special quick way to do something.
She took the fast-track to become a manager.
3. To move someone ahead of others in a process.
The company fast-tracked his promotion.
4. A route or method that saves time.
The new train is a fast-track to the city.