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shortcut

/shawrt-kuht/US // ˈʃɔrtˌkʌt //

快捷方式,近路,快捷键,快捷途径

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a shorter or quicker way.
    • : a method, procedure, policy, etc., that reduces the time or energy needed to accomplish something.
    • : Computers. a link to a software application, file, or website, usually represented as a graphical icon that can be clicked on to quickly access or open it: You can create a desktop shortcut to a web page you've visited. Also called keyboard shortcut .hotkey.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : constituting or providing a shorter or quicker way: shortcut methods.

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Examples

  • In the cold winter months, this can inevitably take longer, and you’ll pay the price in comfort when you shortcut this process.

  • There are no shortcuts to gain expertise, authority, and trustworthiness.

  • In total, Adobe says, the company saw about 10 million clicks on its existing shortcuts, which just goes to show how many people try to convert or sign PDFs every day.

  • The more complicated the security rules designed to protect access, the more likely that people — tired, hurried, bothered — will take shortcuts that make the system vulnerable.

  • Garten’s quicker version includes some home-cook-friendly shortcuts, while Keller’s requires more than two dozen ingredients, some prepared multiple ways.

  • Then, he set to work building a shortcut that would take the minable minerals he found through the mountain.

  • This sort of “shortcut” is frowned upon in the martial arts community.

  • It might also stop falling prey to the notion that the Muslim Brotherhood offers a shortcut to democratic stability.

  • And then there was the ultimate shortcut: using brand-name drugs as stand-ins for its own in bioequivalence studies.

  • Unwisely, he took a shortcut and so missed the impassable Cabora Bassa cataracts blocking the river.

  • Betty Byrd held fast to Doris as they turned into the side wood road which was a shortcut to the old Dorchester highway.

  • He went slowly over his shortcut, not to leave the widely circling Toussaint too much in his rear.

  • Lafe was sitting at the window as she ran through the shortcut along the tracks.

  • At one place, one of the native girls pointed out to us what she called a shortcut.

  • A shortcut brought me—I could wish it had been shorter still.