| 单词 | shortcut |
| 释义 | shortcut (ʃɔrtkʌt ) Word forms: shortcuts 1. countable noun A shortcut is a quicker way of getting somewhere than the usual route. I tried to take a shortcut and got lost. 2. countable noun A shortcut is a method of achieving something more quickly or more easily than if you use the usual methods. Fame can be a shortcut to love and money. 3. countable noun On a computer, a shortcut is an icon on the desktop that allows you to go immediately to a program or document. [computing] There are any number of ways to move or copy icons or create shortcuts in Windows. 4. countable noun On a computer, a shortcut is a keystroke or a combination of keystrokes that allows you to give commands without using the mouse. [computing] There is a handy keyboard shortcut to save you having to scroll up to the top of the screen. Collocations: take a shortcut Rather than read it, we thought we'd take the shortcut, and sell it. Times, Sunday Times If you ever take a shortcut with trust, you get penalised for it. The Sun It allows a player to immerse himself in another country rather than take the shortcut to the glory of international rugby. Times, Sunday Times Never saw him take a shortcut. Globe and Mail If both do not take the shortcut, they have to fight with a wrestler each and the winner gets the advantage. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 捷径 Japanese: 近道 |
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