Definition of fast-growing in English:

fast-growing

adjective

Increasing in size at a rapid rate.
the fast-growing organic food market
fast-growing crops
Example sentencesExamples
- This breed is a standard white bird, fast-growing, but not the hardiest thing around.
- Keeping poultry is currently the fastest-growing hobby in the country and membership of the Poultry Club of Great Britain has increased 15 per cent on last year.
- The Midwest is going to be the fastest-growing segment.
- Organic milk is now a fast-growing part of the organic foods industry.
- Soon, very soon, we will have to recognize that Australia is an off-shore island in an Asia-Pacific world of very dynamic and fast-growing societies and civilisations.
- I wanted to work in a different, fast-growing industry on exciting products—computer games seemed like the obvious choice.
- Across the United States, wind power is the fastest-growing electric power source.
- The fast-growing, young advertising agency called for maximum design creativity, stipulating that communication within the firm and access for clients was more important than departmental hierarchy.
- Its annual growth rate over the last two years has been over 50 per cent per annum which puts it as the fastest-growing industry in the country.
- Chinese researchers have also sent them several fungi for screening on "mile-a-minute," a fast-growing vine with sharp spines.
- Oregon law requires fast-growing cities, cities with populations over 25,000, and metropolitan service districts to include enough buildable land for the next 20 years of residential growth within their urban growth boundaries.
- Possible low-cost feedstocks include municipal solid waste, switch grass and even fast-growing hardwoods.
- She has opened and paved a way to exploring a fast-growing genre.
- We thought this was a very fast-growing market.
- In fact, it is one of the fastest-growing US food markets, outpacing the growth of the cheddar and mozzarella markets.
- They'd like to put attention on that program because it's clearly the fastest-growing demographic segment.
- The kingela tree found in the savanna is fast-growing.
- In the fast-growing town of Nanterre, a fire station has become a new landmark, with a copper-colored facade that changes with the daylight.
Synonyms
flourishing, burgeoning, thriving, prospering, prosperous, successful, strong, vigorous, buoyant

Definition of fast-growing in US English:

fast-growing

adjectiveˌfastˈɡrōiNGˌfæstˈɡroʊɪŋ

Increasing in size at a rapid rate.
the fast-growing organic food market
fast-growing crops
one of the fastest growing economies in Europe
Example sentencesExamples
- Across the United States, wind power is the fastest-growing electric power source.
- In fact, it is one of the fastest-growing US food markets, outpacing the growth of the cheddar and mozzarella markets.
- They'd like to put attention on that program because it's clearly the fastest-growing demographic segment.
- The Midwest is going to be the fastest-growing segment.
- Its annual growth rate over the last two years has been over 50 per cent per annum which puts it as the fastest-growing industry in the country.
- Soon, very soon, we will have to recognize that Australia is an off-shore island in an Asia-Pacific world of very dynamic and fast-growing societies and civilisations.
- I wanted to work in a different, fast-growing industry on exciting products—computer games seemed like the obvious choice.
- Keeping poultry is currently the fastest-growing hobby in the country and membership of the Poultry Club of Great Britain has increased 15 per cent on last year.
- We thought this was a very fast-growing market.
- Oregon law requires fast-growing cities, cities with populations over 25,000, and metropolitan service districts to include enough buildable land for the next 20 years of residential growth within their urban growth boundaries.
- This breed is a standard white bird, fast-growing, but not the hardiest thing around.
- Possible low-cost feedstocks include municipal solid waste, switch grass and even fast-growing hardwoods.
- Chinese researchers have also sent them several fungi for screening on "mile-a-minute," a fast-growing vine with sharp spines.
- In the fast-growing town of Nanterre, a fire station has become a new landmark, with a copper-colored facade that changes with the daylight.
- The kingela tree found in the savanna is fast-growing.
- The fast-growing, young advertising agency called for maximum design creativity, stipulating that communication within the firm and access for clients was more important than departmental hierarchy.
- Organic milk is now a fast-growing part of the organic foods industry.
- She has opened and paved a way to exploring a fast-growing genre.
Synonyms
flourishing, burgeoning, thriving, prospering, prosperous, successful, strong, vigorous, buoyant

单词	fast-growing
释义	Definition of fast-growing in English: fast-growing adjective Increasing in size at a rapid rate. the fast-growing organic food market fast-growing crops Example sentencesExamples This breed is a standard white bird, fast-growing, but not the hardiest thing around. Keeping poultry is currently the fastest-growing hobby in the country and membership of the Poultry Club of Great Britain has increased 15 per cent on last year. The Midwest is going to be the fastest-growing segment. Organic milk is now a fast-growing part of the organic foods industry. Soon, very soon, we will have to recognize that Australia is an off-shore island in an Asia-Pacific world of very dynamic and fast-growing societies and civilisations. I wanted to work in a different, fast-growing industry on exciting products—computer games seemed like the obvious choice. Across the United States, wind power is the fastest-growing electric power source. The fast-growing, young advertising agency called for maximum design creativity, stipulating that communication within the firm and access for clients was more important than departmental hierarchy. Its annual growth rate over the last two years has been over 50 per cent per annum which puts it as the fastest-growing industry in the country. Chinese researchers have also sent them several fungi for screening on "mile-a-minute," a fast-growing vine with sharp spines. Oregon law requires fast-growing cities, cities with populations over 25,000, and metropolitan service districts to include enough buildable land for the next 20 years of residential growth within their urban growth boundaries. Possible low-cost feedstocks include municipal solid waste, switch grass and even fast-growing hardwoods. She has opened and paved a way to exploring a fast-growing genre. We thought this was a very fast-growing market. In fact, it is one of the fastest-growing US food markets, outpacing the growth of the cheddar and mozzarella markets. They'd like to put attention on that program because it's clearly the fastest-growing demographic segment. The kingela tree found in the savanna is fast-growing. In the fast-growing town of Nanterre, a fire station has become a new landmark, with a copper-colored facade that changes with the daylight. Synonyms flourishing, burgeoning, thriving, prospering, prosperous, successful, strong, vigorous, buoyant Definition of fast-growing in US English: fast-growing adjectiveˌfastˈɡrōiNGˌfæstˈɡroʊɪŋ Increasing in size at a rapid rate. the fast-growing organic food market fast-growing crops one of the fastest growing economies in Europe Example sentencesExamples Across the United States, wind power is the fastest-growing electric power source. In fact, it is one of the fastest-growing US food markets, outpacing the growth of the cheddar and mozzarella markets. They'd like to put attention on that program because it's clearly the fastest-growing demographic segment. The Midwest is going to be the fastest-growing segment. Its annual growth rate over the last two years has been over 50 per cent per annum which puts it as the fastest-growing industry in the country. Soon, very soon, we will have to recognize that Australia is an off-shore island in an Asia-Pacific world of very dynamic and fast-growing societies and civilisations. I wanted to work in a different, fast-growing industry on exciting products—computer games seemed like the obvious choice. Keeping poultry is currently the fastest-growing hobby in the country and membership of the Poultry Club of Great Britain has increased 15 per cent on last year. We thought this was a very fast-growing market. Oregon law requires fast-growing cities, cities with populations over 25,000, and metropolitan service districts to include enough buildable land for the next 20 years of residential growth within their urban growth boundaries. This breed is a standard white bird, fast-growing, but not the hardiest thing around. Possible low-cost feedstocks include municipal solid waste, switch grass and even fast-growing hardwoods. Chinese researchers have also sent them several fungi for screening on "mile-a-minute," a fast-growing vine with sharp spines. In the fast-growing town of Nanterre, a fire station has become a new landmark, with a copper-colored facade that changes with the daylight. The kingela tree found in the savanna is fast-growing. The fast-growing, young advertising agency called for maximum design creativity, stipulating that communication within the firm and access for clients was more important than departmental hierarchy. Organic milk is now a fast-growing part of the organic foods industry. She has opened and paved a way to exploring a fast-growing genre. Synonyms flourishing, burgeoning, thriving, prospering, prosperous, successful, strong, vigorous, buoyant
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