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Перевод: shortcut

[прилагательное]
укороченный; сокращенный; мелко накрошенный;
[существительное]
кратчайшее расстояние; кратчайший путь; наиболее рациональный способ

Тезаурус:

1. Thanks for the tip, Daniel, we're sure our readers will enjoy impressing their friends with this useful shortcut.
2. Those streets, the gloomy shortcut by the church,
3. We wouldn't have been passing the church except that we called in to collect Maggie Sullivan and it's a shortcut from her place to the Feathers."
4. To arrive somewhere in it is to take a shortcut to celebrity; park it, and you create an instant tourist attraction.
5. I got to the end of the passage, called - harmlessly enough - Edwards's Shortcut.
6. Being pushed for time, it can be tempting for midwives to go for a shortcut solution - one that doesn't involve sitting with a mum for an hour or more, as often as necessary, supporting her, encouraging her and increasing her confidence.
7. For a while she hovered in the doorway of a film company building and watched the steady but sparse traffic of shoppers, office messengers and business types who were using the pathways through the square's railed park as a shortcut on their way to somewhere else but then a gold-braided security guard stepped out and asked if he could help her, and it was clear that she was being told to move on.
8. Perhaps they believed Iona was a shortcut to Heaven?
9. He took a shortcut through the Lion terraces to reach the Broad Walk down the zoo's centre.
10. A degree is no shortcut to the acquisition of the essential practical skills; experience is won by time and application:
11. much of it taking a shortcut to the city centre ('rat-running').
12. Nightly people end their lives in the shortcut.
13. It is an inviting but illegitimate shortcut to nowhere."