- अनशन ⇄ fast hindi
- अनाहार ⇄ fast hindi
- आगे ⇄ fast hindi
- आहार न करना ⇄ fast hindi
- उपवास ⇄ fast hindi
- उपवास करना ⇄ fast hindi
- कसकर ⇄ fast hindi
- तीव्र ⇄ fast hindi
- तेज ⇄ fast hindi
- तेज़ ⇄ fast hindi
- तेज़ी से ⇄ fast hindi
- द्रुतगामी ⇄ fast hindi
- पक्का ⇄ fast hindi
- लंघन ⇄ fast hindi
- शीघ्र ⇄ fast hindi
- सच्चा ⇄ fast hindi
- सावधानी से ⇄ fast hindi
- स्थिर ⇄ fast hindi
- स्थिरता से ⇄ fast hindi
fast in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
- ઉપવાસ કરવો ⇄ fast gujarati
- લાંધવું. ઉપવાસ (કરવો તે) ⇄ fast gujarati
fast in Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ
fast in Kashmiri कॉशुर
- تیز ⇄ fast kashmiri
- تیز،توٚت ⇄ fast kashmiri
- تیٖزی سان ⇄ fast kashmiri
- فاقہٕ دیُن،روزٕ تھاونہِ ⇄ fast kashmiri
- فاقے روزُن ⇄ fast kashmiri
- مَس ⇄ fast kashmiri
- پَکٕہ پٲٹھۍ ⇄ fast kashmiri
fast in Marathi मराठी
- उपवास ⇄ fast marathi
- उपवास ठेवणे ⇄ fast marathi
- उपास ⇄ fast marathi
- जलद ⇄ fast marathi
- जलदगती ⇄ fast marathi
- जलदगतीने ⇄ fast marathi
- जिवलग ⇄ fast marathi
- दाट ओळख ⇄ fast marathi
- द्रुत ⇄ fast marathi
- द्रुतगती ⇄ fast marathi
- पक्का ⇄ fast marathi
- पक्का रंग ⇄ fast marathi
- भरभर ⇄ fast marathi
- वेगवान ⇄ fast marathi
- वेगात ⇄ fast marathi
- वेगाने ⇄ fast marathi
- शीघ्र ⇄ fast marathi
fast in Sindhi سنڌي
fast in Telugu తెలుగు
- ఉపవాసమువుండుట ⇄ fast telugu
- ఉపోష్యముండుట ⇄ fast telugu
- పస్తువుండుట.నిరాహారముగా వుండుట. లంఖణము వుండుట ⇄ fast telugu
- లంఖణము చేసుట. (నిర్జలము చేసుట. ⇄ fast telugu
fast in Urdu اُردُو
- روزہ رکھنا ⇄ fast urdu
fast in English
- fast ⇄ adj. 1. moving, acting, or doing with speed; quick; rapid; swift.
Ex. A fast runner can beat a slow one. As fast years flow away, The smooth brow gathers (Shelley).
(SYN) fleet, speedy, hasty.
2. showing a time ahead of the correct tienglish - fast ⇄ adv. 1. quickly; rapidly; swiftly.
Ex. Airplanes go fast. Faster than springtime showers comes thought on thought (Shakespeare).
2. firmly; securely; tightly.
Ex. Bolt the door fast. He held fast as the sled went on down the hill. Theenglish - fast ⇄ expr. break one's fast, to eat the first food of the day; breakfast.
Ex. My purpose is to be at Hodsden ... before I break my fast (Izaak Walton).english - fast ⇄ expr. play fast and loose, to say one thing and do another; be tricky, insincere, or unreliable.
Ex. Obviously, [he] has been playing fast and loose with the public welfare for his own purposes (Time).english - fast ⇄ expr. pull a fast one, (U.S. Slang.) to play a trick.
Ex. ""Kennedy pulled a fast one on us politically, but this thing could boomerang,"" one GOP leader said (Wall Street Journal).english - fast ⇄ fast (1), adjective, adverb. english
- fast ⇄ fast (2), verb, noun. english
- fast ⇄ fast (3), noun.
(Nautical.) a rope or chain by which a ship is secured, as to a pier or wharf.english - fast ⇄ noun 1. the act of fasting.
2. a day or time of fasting.english - fast ⇄ v.i. 1. to go without food.
Ex. Jesus fasted in the wilderness. If man has enough water, he can fast from 40 to 50 days without suffering permanent injury (Ewald E. Selkurt).
2. to eat little or nothing; go without certain kinds of food. <english