fast-forward to today definition, fast-forward to today meaning | English Cobuild
fast forward
[fast forwards3rd person present][fast forwardingpresent participle][fast forwardedpast tense & past participle], fast-forward1verbWhen you fast forward the tape in a video or tape recorder or when you fast forward, you make the tape go forwards. Compare rewind.
Just fast forward the video...V n
He fast-forwarded the tape past the explosion...V n prep/adv
The urge to fast-forward is almost irresistible.V, Also V prep/adv
Just fast forward the video...V n
He fast-forwarded the tape past the explosion...V n prep/adv
The urge to fast-forward is almost irresistible.V, Also V prep/adv
2n-uncountIf you put a video or cassette tape onfast forward, you make the tape go forwards. Compare rewind.
oft on N
Before recording onto a new tape, wind it on fast forward, then rewind...
oft on N
Before recording onto a new tape, wind it on fast forward, then rewind...
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TIL abbr. acron.Short for "today I learned".
When you learn about information that isnt new but is novel for you, share it with the world by adding a TIL. -
hodiernal adj.relating to the present day; of today
Ex.: Steve can't stand his hodiernal life in the bustling city any more and thinks about moving to the countryside - pronunciación n.at what times you climb for class today
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Alphabetical index
- fast forward
- fast food
- fast
- fast-track
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