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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

fast track SUST. U

fast track: vía f rápida

fast-track executive: ejecutivo m que llegará lejos / ejecutiva f que llegará lejos

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. fast¹ <faster fastest> [ingl. am. fæst, ingl. brit. fɑːst] ADJ.

1.1. fast (speedy):

fast car/runner/pace: rápido

fast car/runner/pace: veloz

fast ball/service: rápido

it's her fastest time over this distance: es su mejor tiempo en esta distancia

fast train: tren m rápido

she's a fast driver/learner: maneja /aprende muy rápido

she's a fast driver/learner: conduce/aprende muy rápido Esp.

to pull a fast one on sb coloq.: jugarle una mala pasada a alguien

to pull a fast one on sb coloq.: hacerle una jugarreta a alguien

1.2. fast track/surface:

fast: rápido

1.3. fast pred:

my watch is five minutes fast: mi reloj (se) adelanta cinco minutos

my watch is five minutes fast: tengo el reloj cinco minutos adelantado

1.4. fast FOTO:

fast film: sensible

fast shutter: rápido

2. fast (tight) pred:

he made fast to the jetty: amarró (el barco) al desembarcadero

3. fast (permanent):

fast color: inalterable

fast color: sólido

fast color: que no destiñe

4. fast (dissolute):

fast arcznte.: libertino

II. fast¹ [ingl. am. fæst, ingl. brit. fɑːst] ADV.

1.1. fast (quickly):

fast move/work/drive: rápidamente

fast move/work/drive: rápido

fast move/work/drive: deprisa

not so fast!: ¡más despacio!

the day is fast approaching when …: se está acercando rápidamente el día en que …

how fast were you going?: ¿a qué velocidad ibas?

fast and furious the questions came fast and furious: lo (or los etc.) ametrallaron a preguntas

play has been fast and furious: el partido ha sido rápido y dinámico

1.2. fast (ahead of schedule):

it's running six minutes fast: va seis minutos adelantado

2. fast (firmly):

to hold fast to sth: agarrarse fuerte a or de algo

he held fast to the idea: se aferró a la idea

stand fast if they try to change your mind: manténte firme si te quieren hacer cambiar de idea

the car was stuck fast in the mud: el coche estaba atascado en el barro

3. fast (soundly):

to be fast asleep: estar profundamente dormido

I. fast² V. intr.

fast: ayunar

II. fast² SUST.

fast: ayuno m

to break one's fast: interrumpir el ayuno

I. track [ingl. am. træk, ingl. brit. trak] SUST.

1. track C (mark):

track: pista f

track: huellas fpl

to be on sb's track(s): seguirle la pista or el rastro a alguien

to put or throw sb off one's/the track: despistar a alguien

to cover one's tracks: no dejar rastros

to keep/lose track of sth/sb the police have been keeping track of his movements: la policía le ha estado siguiendo la pista

he keeps track of expenditure: lleva la cuenta de los gastos

make sure you keep track of the time: ten cuidado de que no se te pase la hora

to keep track of the conversation/plot: seguir (el hilo de) la conversación/el argumento

he lost track of the argument: perdió el hilo de la discusión

I've lost track of a lot of old friends: a muchos de mis viejos amigos ya les he perdido la pista

I've lost track of a lot of old friends: he perdido contacto con muchos de mis viejos amigos

I've lost track of the number of times I've told him that: he perdido la cuenta de las veces que se lo he dicho

sorry I'm late, I lost all track of the time: perdona el retraso pero es que perdí por completo la noción del tiempo or no me di cuenta de la hora

to make tracks coloq.: irse

to make tracks coloq.: ponerse en camino

we must be making tracks: tenemos que ponernos en camino

we must be making tracks: tenemos que irnos

they made tracks for Toronto: se pusieron en camino a Toronto

to stop (dead) in one's tracks: pararse en seco

when I saw the snake, I stopped dead in my tracks: cuando vi la serpiente, me paré en seco

2.1. track (road, path):

track: camino m

track: sendero m

off the beaten track (away from the crowds, tourists): fuera de los caminos trillados

off the beaten track (in an isolated place): en un sitio muy retirado or aislado or apartado

to go off the beaten track: apartarse de los caminos trillados or de los lugares que todo el mundo visita

2.2. track (course of thought, action):

to be on the right/wrong track: estar bien/mal encaminado

to be on the right/wrong track: ir por buen/mal camino

the project's back on track: el proyecto ha vuelto a ponerse al día

2.3. track (path):

track (of storm): curso m

track (of bullet): trayectoria f

2.4. track (projected path):

track: ruta f

3.1. track:

track: pista f

motor-racing track: autódromo m

motor-racing track: circuito m

dog-racing track: canódromo m

dog-racing track: galgódromo m

to have the inside track (on sth) ingl. am. (have the advantage): estar en una situación de ventaja en algo

to have the inside track (on sth) (be informed about): estar al tanto or al corriente (de algo)

atrbv. track athlete: atleta mf de pista

3.2. track (horse-racing) ingl. am.:

to go to the track: ir al hipódromo or a las carreras (de caballos)

4. track U (track events):

track ingl. am.: atletismo m en pista

6.1. track FERRO. C (way):

track: vía f (férrea)

to jump/leave the track(s): descarrilar(se)

a single/double track: una vía única/doble

the wrong side of the tracks: los barrios bajos coloq.

he's from the wrong side of the tracks: es de origen humilde

6.2. track FERRO. U (rails etc):

track: vías fpl

this stretch of track is in poor condition: este tramo de la vía está en malas condiciones

7.1. track C (song, piece of music):

track: tema m

track: pieza f

7.2. track C (on recording medium):

track: pista f

7.3. track C INFORM.:

track: pista f

8.1. track C (on tank):

track: oruga f

8.2. track C (distance between wheels):

track: distancia entre los puntos de contacto de dos ruedas paralelas con el suelo

9. track C (for curtains):

track: riel m

II. track [ingl. am. træk, ingl. brit. trak] V. trans.

1. track (follow):

track animal: seguirle la pista a

track animal: rastrear

track person: seguirle la pista a

track spacecraft/missile: seguir la trayectoria de

2. track (deposit with feet) ingl. am.:

they tracked mud all over the floor: dejaron el suelo cubierto de barro

III. track [ingl. am. træk, ingl. brit. trak] V. intr.

1.1. track AUDIO:

track needle/pickup:: seguir los surcos

1.2. track MOTOR:

track: estar bien alineado

2. track (tread marks):

track ingl. am.: dejar huellas de pisadas

en el diccionario PONS

I. fast¹ [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] -er, -est ADJ.

1. fast:

fast: rápido, -a

the fast lane: el carril de adelantamiento

fast train: tren m expreso

to be a fast worker: trabajar rápido

2. fast clock:

to be fast: ir adelantado

3. fast (firmly fixed):

fast: fijo, -a

to make fast NÁUT.: amarrar firmemente

to make sth fast (to sth): fijar algo (a algo)

4. fast (immoral):

fast woman: mujer f lanzada

II. fast¹ [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] -er, -est ADV.

1. fast (quickly):

fast: rápidamente

not so fast!: ¡no tan rápido!

2. fast (firmly):

fast: firmemente

to hold fast to sth: agarrarse bien a algo

to stand fast: mantenerse firme

3. fast (deeply):

fast: profundamente

to be fast asleep: estar profundamente dormido

I. fast² [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] V. intr.

fast: ayunar

II. fast² [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] SUST.

fast: ayuno m

I. track [træk] SUST.

1. track (path):

track: senda f

2. track (rails):

track: vía f

3. track ingl. am. in station:

track: andén m

4. track (mark):

track: pista f

track of animal: huella f

track of bullet: trayectoria f

to cover one's tracks: borrar las huellas

to leave tracks: dejar huellas

to be on the track of sb: seguir la pista a alguien

5. track (path):

track: camino m

to be on the right track a. fig.: ir por buen camino

to be on the wrong track fig.: estar equivocado

6. track (logical course):

track: curso m

the track of an argument: el hilo de un argumento

to get off the track: salirse del tema

to be on track (to do sth): estar en camino (de hacer algo)

7. track (career path):

track: rumbo m

to change track: cambiar de rumbo

8. track DEP.:

track: pista f

9. track (song):

track: canción f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to live on the wrong side of the tracks coloq.: vivir en los barrios pobres

to keep track (of sb/sth): no perder de vista (a alguien/algo)

to lose track (of sb/sth): perder de vista (a alguien/algo)

to make tracks coloq.: largarse

to stop sb (dead) in his tracks: parar los pies a alguien

to throw sb off the track: despistar a alguien

II. track [træk] V. trans.

1. track (pursue):

track: seguir la pista de

to track sth/sb: seguir algo/a alguien

2. track (trace):

track: trazar

III. track [træk] V. intr. CINE

track: avanzar

en el diccionario PONS

I. fast¹ <-er, -est> [fæst] ADJ.

1. fast (quick):

fast: rápido, -a

the fast lane: el carril de adelantamiento

fast train: tren m expreso

to be a fast worker: trabajar rápido

2. fast clock:

to be fast: ir adelantado

3. fast (firmly fixed):

fast: fijo, -a

to make fast NÁUT.: amarrar firmemente

to make sth fast (to sth): fijar algo (a algo)

4. fast (immoral):

fast woman: mujer f lanzada

II. fast¹ [fæst] ADV.

1. fast (quickly):

fast: rápidamente

not so fast!: ¡no tan rápido!

2. fast (firmly):

fast: firmemente

to hold fast to sth: agarrarse bien a algo

to stand fast: mantenerse firme

3. fast (deeply):

fast: profundamente

to be fast asleep: estar profundamente dormido

I. fast² [fæst] V. intr. (go without food)

fast: ayunar

II. fast² [fæst] SUST. (period without food)

fast: ayuno m

I. track [træk] SUST.

1. track (path):

track: senda f

2. track (rails):

track: vía f

3. track in station:

track: andén m

4. track (mark):

track: pista f

track of animal: huella f

track of bullet: trayectoria f

to cover one's tracks: borrar sus huellas

to leave tracks: dejar huellas

to be on the track of sb: seguir la pista a alguien

5. track (path):

track: camino m

to be on the right/wrong track a. fig.: ir por buen/mal camino

6. track (logical course):

track: curso m

the track of an argument: el hilo

to get off the track: salirse del tema

to be on track (to do sth): estar en camino (de hacer algo)

7. track (career path):

track: rumbo m (profesional)

to change track: cambiar de rumbo

8. track DEP.:

track: pista f

9. track (song):

track: pista f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to live on the wrong side of the tracks coloq.: vivir en los barrios pobres

to keep track (of sth/sb): no perder (algo/a alguien) de vista

to lose track (of sth/sb): perder (algo/a alguien) de vista

to make tracks coloq.: largarse

to stop sb (dead) in his tracks: parar los pies a alguien

to throw sb off the track: despistar a alguien

II. track [træk] V. trans.

1. track (pursue):

track: seguir la pista de

to track sth/sb: seguir algo/a alguien

2. track (trace):

track: trazar

III. track [træk] V. intr. CINE

track: avanzar

Present
I	fast
you	fast
he/she/it	fasts
we	fast
you	fast
they	fast

Past
I	fasted
you	fasted
he/she/it	fasted
we	fasted
you	fasted
they	fasted

Present Perfect
I	have	fasted
you	have	fasted
he/she/it	has	fasted
we	have	fasted
you	have	fasted
they	have	fasted

Past Perfect
I	had	fasted
you	had	fasted
he/she/it	had	fasted
we	had	fasted
you	had	fasted
they	had	fasted

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