Pronunciation: /fæst ˈmuːvɪŋ/
adjective describing something that moves quickly
A1 The fast-moving train rushed past the station.
A2 The fast-moving river made it difficult to swim against the current.
B1 The fast-moving market trends require us to adapt quickly to stay competitive.
B2 The fast-moving plot of the movie kept me on the edge of my seat.
C1 The fast-moving world of technology demands continuous learning and adaptation.
C2 The fast-moving pace of the business world requires strategic decision-making and agility.
adverb modifying a verb to indicate fast movement
A1 The rabbit ran fast-moving through the field.
A2 The car drove fast-moving down the highway.
B1 The market is known for its fast-moving atmosphere.
B2 The company operates in a fast-moving industry.
C1 The technology sector is characterized by fast-moving advancements.
C2 The political landscape can be fast-moving and unpredictable.
formal The fast-moving market trends require us to adapt quickly.
informal The fast-moving traffic on the highway made me nervous.
slang I love watching fast-moving action movies.
figurative Her fast-moving mind was always full of new ideas.
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