- a lane on an expressway for moving at higher speeds or passing other vehicles
- a way of living variously regarded as fast-paced, success-oriented, sophisticated, risk-taking, etc.
fast lane
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fast lane
noun
- A lane on a highway for use by faster moving vehicles.
- Informal A hectic or frenetic way of living, especially when involving the pursuit of sensual pleasure.
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Noun
(plural fast lanes)
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