short cuts

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Definition of short cuts in English English dictionary: plural form of short cut
short cut: On a computer, a shortcut is a keystroke or a combination of keystrokes that allows you to give commands without using the mouse. a handy keyboard shortcut that takes you to the top of the screen
short cut: {i} shorter path for getting to a certain place; time-saving method
short cut: A short cut is a quicker way of getting somewhere than the usual route. I tried to take a short cut and got lost
short cut: A short cut 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
short cut: On a computer, a shortcut is an icon on the desktop that allows you to go immediately to a program, document and so on. ways to move or copy icons or create shortcuts in Windows
shortcuts: Maps a combination of keypresses to an action in a menu A Hotkey
shortcuts: Key strokes that enact the same commands available in the menus of a program They are quicker and more direct, and usually involve two or three keys depressed simultaneously An example is the save shortcutl: CTRL + s
shortcuts: Actions taken when a decision maker is not aware of all pertinent information and decides to go ahead and take action without waiting to gather more information (See 277)
shortcuts: Plural of shortcut

short cuts

Hyphenation

Short CUTS

şôrt kʌts

/ˈsʜôrt ˈkəts/ /ˈʃɔːrt ˈkʌts/

[ 'short ] (adjective.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English sceort; akin to Old High German scurz short, Old Norse skortr lack.

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