fast track meaning?

Question

What is the meaning of "fast track" idiom?

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Idiom Conjugations:

 

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Gerund Form of the Idiom:

Being on the fast track means that you will advance more quickly than others in the same company.
 

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Idiom Usage:

Fast track can be used formally or informally.
 
Fast track can be used as an adjective:

Fast track promotion
Fast track building construction
Fast track university degree

 
 

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Idiom Scenario 3:

on the fast track  

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Idiom Scenario 2:

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Because there is a definite shortage of choice for the public to buy flood insurance and there is a desperate need, a bill to encourage private market options for flood insurance in West Virginia appears to be on the fast track through the state Senate. Instead of the usual year or more for a bill to pass, this bill is expected to pass in three months or less.

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Idiom Scenario 1:

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Two executives are talking ...

Executive 1: Have you heard that Bill was promoted again?
Executive 2: Bill's only been with the company three years and he's had as many promotions.
Executive 1:  I've been with the company almost ten years and have only been promoted twice.
Executive 2:  I guess Bill is on the fast track.

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Idiom Definition:

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"fast track"

the rapid advancement of one's career (being promoted faster than others) the rapid completion of a project or goal

Synonyms: accelerate, advance, advancement, completion, expedite, facilitate, forward, hasten, hurry, precipitate, promote, quicken, railroad, rapid, rush, speed, urge