shortcut English

Meaning shortcut meaning

What does shortcut mean?

Definitions in simple English

shortcut Noun

— A shortcut is an easier and/or faster way. We took the shortcut on the way home so we could get there faster.

— A shortcut is a symlink (symbolic file link); an icon. I created a shortcut for the program and placed it on the desktop.

shortcut

— noun a route shorter than the usual one

Synonyms shortcut synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as shortcut?

shortcut English » English

cutoff

crosscut

expedient

circumvent

symlink

summary

straight line

side road

shortest path

shorter course

shortcut key

short-out

short way

short cut

redress

rectification

keyboard shortcut

key binding

hot key

handy method

direct route

cut-short

crazy

correction

beeline

bee line

amendment

adjustment

access

abbreviation

Topics shortcut topics

What do people use shortcut to talk about?

Physical actions Move Travel

Way, route

• What words refer to a short way of getting somewhere?
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Examples shortcut examples

How do I use shortcut in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I created a shortcut on the desktop.

It's a shortcut to the school.

I know a shortcut.

He took a shortcut through the forest.

Tom knows a shortcut.

It's a shortcut.

Should I take the shortcut through the woods today?

Tom took a shortcut.

There must be a shortcut.

Tom created a new shortcut.

Is this really a shortcut?

Are you sure this is a shortcut?

There is no shortcut to success.

I'll take a shortcut across the garden.

I knew a shortcut to Tom's house.

There is no shortcut to education.

They studied the map, trying to find a shortcut.

Tom took a shortcut through a dark alley.

I took a shortcut.

Movie subtitles

I want you to paddle west with the shortcut trail the one that leads to Dalton.

Yes, sir. he's taking a shortcut across this bank, and thinking I'm going to get scared. and swing her off.

We'll take the shortcut across the stream.

I took the old shortcut.

Take the shortcut into Twin Forks.

I take shortcut.

Oh, don't you know the shortcut to a man's heart is through his gizzard?

Driver, go straight to Cabin McKinley. and take the shortcut, if there is one.

There is a shortcut along the river.

He wanted to get home faster. He took a shortcut.

Oh, a shortcut, huh?

Trust me, lean on me. It's a shortcut, but we haven't much time.

Maybe this is a shortcut.

If you want to get there, you can take the shortcut there about 12 miles, or you can follow the track.

Now, Columbus sailed from Spain to India looking for a shortcut.

You mean strawberry shortcut.

I got lost trying to find a shortcut to Capital City.

Take the shortcut into Twin Forks, bear left.

I take shortcut. Right.

We took a shortcut.

Shortcut, come on! Giddap! Why, it's locked.

If you'd care to let me drive, I know a shortcut that'll get us there 15 minutes sooner.

Must be the shortcut.

Corporal, are you sure this is the shortcut to the creek?

I tried to take a shortcut and I got lost.

A shortcut?

I prefer the shortcut.

THE SHORTCUT TO THE VILLAGE BEHIND THE STABLES.

I know a shortcut.

Well, you're both on the shortcut.

There's a shortcut after Capranica.

He took a shortcut and lost his way.

News and current affairs

If green measures are used to shortcut the political process, we can actually end up worse off, because countries will be deprived of jobs, wealth, and welfare, while relatively small environmental benefits will be achieved.

Yet his weakness may be seen as an unconventional and devious strength, his solitude a deeper kind of solidarity, his imagination a shortcut to reality.

She is tempted by the shortcut Song promises and allows herself to be seduced by him in turn for a large sum of cash and luxury apartment.

Instead, it searches for policy innovations that provide a shortcut around local economic or political complications.