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| Please tell me what do they mean? I couldn't find them in dictionaries. Had better with example sentences. 1. with a slow hand 2. on a fast track Thanks Paula |
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| hi, Please tell me what do they mean? I couldn't find them in dictionaries. Had better with example sentences. 1. with a slow hand 2. on a fast track Thanks Paula |
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| Hi Paula, I'm afraid I can't help with the first one But the latter depends on the context you use it in - e.g. when speaking about a project being developed and implemented very quickly, it is said that it is done on a fast track, or on a fast track schedule. Hope it helps. |
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