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faster

UK
/ˈfɑːstə/
US
/ˈfæstər/

Translations

fasternoun
fasters
pl
UK
/ˈfɑːstə/
US
/ˈfæstər/
During Lent many fasters avoid meat on Fridays.
Во время Великого поста многие постящиеся избегают мяса по пятницам.
Additional translations
постник
Synonyms
abstainer
fast
fasting person
fasting individual
fasting practitioner
ascetic
self-denier
fastadjective

faster

Comp.

faster
Comp.
fastest
Super.
UK
/fɑːst/
US
/fæst/
The fast car zoomed past us on the highway.
Быстрый автомобиль пронесся мимо нас по шоссе.
The fast train will get you to the city in just two hours.
Скоростной поезд доставит вас в город всего за два часа.
The fast response from the team helped solve the issue quickly.
Оперативный ответ команды помог быстро решить проблему.
Additional translations
стремительный
шустрый
молниеносный
проворный
Synonyms
brisk
hasty
speedy
rapid
swift
quick
expeditious
Antonyms
slow
fastadverb

faster

UK
/fɑːst/
US
/fæst/
She runs fast.
Она бегает быстро.
Additional translations
шустро
стремительно
поспешно
резво
Synonyms
speedily
quickly
swiftly
rapidly
hastily
Antonyms
slowly

Definitions

fasternoun
A person who abstains from all or certain kinds of food or drink, especially for religious or health reasons.
During Lent many fasters avoid meat on Fridays.
fastadjective
Moving or capable of moving at high speed.
The fast car zoomed past us on the highway.
Firmly fixed or attached; not easily moved.
The fast knot held the boat securely to the dock.
Acting or done in a quick or rapid manner.
She gave a fast response to the unexpected question.
Characterized by quickness or speed in learning or understanding.
He is a fast learner and quickly grasped the new concepts.
Reckless or wild in behavior, especially in a social context.
He was known for his fast lifestyle, always attending parties and living on the edge.
Showing a time ahead of the correct time.
My watch is five minutes fast.
fastadverb
In a quick or rapid manner.
She ran fast to catch the bus.
Firmly or securely.
The door was shut fast against the wind.
Deeply or soundly, especially when used with certain adjectives such as "asleep".
The baby was lying fast asleep in her crib.
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