Resumen
faster {adjetivo}
más rápido
fast {adjetivo}
acelerada · rápido · veloz
fast {adverbio}
de prisa · rápido
Traducción Inglés-Español para "faster"
"faster" en español
faster {adjetivo}
faster {rel.}
The more RAM your computer has, the faster your programs will generally run.
It has been a very slow process in some countries and much faster in others.
We managed to get here, but might it be possible to tell the lift to go faster.
New JavaScript engine that loads pages faster and improves overall performance
Wireless network access: "B" is the slowest, "g" is faster,"n" is the fastest.
fast {sustantivo}
There is prescribed for you the fast as it was prescribed for those before you; per chance (or possibly) you may learn self-restraint.
Lawful for you on the night of the fast is association with your wives; they are a garment unto you, and you a garment unto them.
fast {adjetivo}
I think I will talk about 'education for all ' and the 'fast track initiative '.
As far as the analytical fast track is concerned, its exact role is still being defined.
So far only 10 countries have an approved proposal for the fast track initiative, including 7 ACP countries.
The Fast Track Initiative is an initiative of Unesco, the World Bank and various donors, including the Commission.
Indeed, our amendments to the common position mean that a board can get fast-track approval in 14 days.
Lodging complaints must be an easy and fast process for the individual firms.
That is a clear testimony that when there is a need for us to act fast, we can do so.
Buying digital and virtual goods is fast, easy, and secure with Google Checkout.
For some months the pace of the accession negotiations has been very fast.
Move the mouse and then click Skip Backward, Rewind, Fast Forward, or Skip Forward.
To achieve this, motorway tolls for goods vehicles must be increased and a fast and efficient railway line must be provided.
Yes, we are dealing with a very fast-moving market and rapidly evolving technology, and we have tried to take that into account by acting
Probably the fact that the names Merckx and Sterckx rhyme had made me imagine him to be a cyclist, and a very fast cyclist at that, given
fast {adverbio}
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "faster":
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "fast":
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Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "faster" en Español
Palabras similares
fascinated · fascinating · fascination · fascism · fashion · fashionable · fashioner · fast · fastener · fastening · faster · fastest · fastidious · fastigiate · fasting · fastness · fat · fatal · fatalities · fatality · fatally
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