Definition of go-faster in English:

go-faster

adjective ɡəʊˈfɑːstəɡəʊˈfastə

British

1Attributive Chiefly humorous. Designating a (peripheral) design feature intended to give something (originally and chiefly a vehicle) the appearance of being capable of high speed, or (more generally) to give it a sporty appearance; especially in "go-faster stripes". Also in extended use: designating a feature or format intended to make something more attractive or engaging, typically on a superficial level.
2Attributive That causes or assists something (originally a car) to move or work more quickly; that moves or works more quickly than something otherwise comparable.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in The Daily Mirror. From go + faster, comparative of fast.

Definition of go-faster in US English:

go-faster

adjective

British

1Attributive Chiefly humorous. Designating a (peripheral) design feature intended to give something (originally and chiefly a vehicle) the appearance of being capable of high speed, or (more generally) to give it a sporty appearance; especially in "go-faster stripes". Also in extended use: designating a feature or format intended to make something more attractive or engaging, typically on a superficial level.
2Attributive That causes or assists something (originally a car) to move or work more quickly; that moves or works more quickly than something otherwise comparable.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in The Daily Mirror. From go + faster, comparative of fast.

词汇	go-faster
释义	Definition of go-faster in English: go-faster adjective ɡəʊˈfɑːstəɡəʊˈfastə British 1Attributive Chiefly humorous. Designating a (peripheral) design feature intended to give something (originally and chiefly a vehicle) the appearance of being capable of high speed, or (more generally) to give it a sporty appearance; especially in "go-faster stripes". Also in extended use: designating a feature or format intended to make something more attractive or engaging, typically on a superficial level. 2Attributive That causes or assists something (originally a car) to move or work more quickly; that moves or works more quickly than something otherwise comparable. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in The Daily Mirror. From go + faster, comparative of fast. Definition of go-faster in US English: go-faster adjective British 1Attributive Chiefly humorous. Designating a (peripheral) design feature intended to give something (originally and chiefly a vehicle) the appearance of being capable of high speed, or (more generally) to give it a sporty appearance; especially in "go-faster stripes". Also in extended use: designating a feature or format intended to make something more attractive or engaging, typically on a superficial level. 2Attributive That causes or assists something (originally a car) to move or work more quickly; that moves or works more quickly than something otherwise comparable. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in The Daily Mirror. From go + faster, comparative of fast.
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