fastshift
verbUK /ˈfɑːstʃɪft/
US /ˈfæstʃɪft/
To change gears or move to a different speed very quickly.
The cyclist had to fastshift to make it up the steep hill.
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2. To change plans or direction suddenly and without warning.
The company decided to fastshift its strategy after the poor sales report.
3. A rapid change in position or focus, especially in sports.
The defender's fastshift caught the striker off guard.
4. To move quickly from one task or topic to another.
In the busy office, employees often fastshift between meetings and emails.