Cut-through
Pronunciation: /ˈkət- ˈθɹu/
Cut-through (adj)
- A route that goes through an area to save time, instead of following the normal road or path.
- A link or method that connects two things directly, reducing steps and making the process quicker.
Cut-through (n)
- A short path through an area that helps you reach a place faster than the usual route.
- A direct connection between parts of a system that bypasses some steps to save time or effort.
Cut-through (noun)
Examples
- I used a cut-through to avoid the long hallway.
- The cut-through saves time, but it can be crowded.
Cut-through (adjective)
Examples
- This cut-through road saves time every morning.
- The cut-through route gets you there faster than traffic.