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1. (n.) shortcut
a shorter or quicker way to get somewhere.
2. shortcut
a method, policy, etc., that reduces the time or energy needed to accomplish something.
Etymology: (1560–70)
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| Definition of 'shortcut' |
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1. (noun) shortcut, cutoff, crosscut
a route shorter than the usual one
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1. (noun) shortcut
a route that gets you somewhere more quickly than the usual route
Follow me. I know a short cut.
2. shortcut
sth you do in order to complete sth more quickly
There are no shortcuts to success.
3. shortcut
a combination of keys you press on a computer to make it do sth more quickly
***to create a new shortcut
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Sense: a quicker way between two places
I'm in a hurry; – I'll take a shortcut across the field.
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 Afrikaans: kortpad |
 Arabic: طَريق مُخْتَصَر |
 Bulgarian: пряк път |
 Brazilian: atalho |
 Czech: zkratka |
 German: die Abkürzung |
 Danish: genvej |
 Greek: ο συντομότερος δρόμος |
 Spanish: atajo |
 Estonian: otsetee |
 Farsi: راه ميان بر |
 Finnish: oikotie |
 French: raccourci |
 Hebrew: תִספּוֹרֶת |
 Hindi: छोटा रास्ता |
 Croatian: prečac |
 Hungarian: útrövidítés |
 Indonesian: jalan pintas |
 Icelandic: styttri leið |
 Italian: scorciatoia |
 Japanese: 近道 |
 Korean: 지름길 |
 Lithuanian: trumpesnis kelias |
 Latvian: īsākais/taisnākais ceļš |
 Malay: jalan pintas |
 Dutch: kortere weg |
 Norwegian: bein-/snarvei |
 Polish: skrót |
 Persian: راه ميان بر |
 Pashto: سارت كټ، لنډه لار |
 Portuguese: atalho |
 Romanian: scurtătură |
 Russian: кратчайший путь |
 Slovak: skratka |
 Slovenian: bližnjica |
 Serbian: prečica |
 Swedish: genväg |
 Thai: ทางลัด |
 Turkish: kestirme |
 Taiwanese: 捷徑 |
 Ukrainian: найкоротший шлях |
 Urdu: نسبتہ مختصر راستہ |
 Vietnamese: đường tắt |
 Chinese: 近路，捷径 |
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