inside track
The phrase "inside track" originated from racing and has evolved to signify a position of advantage in various contexts.
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Definition
B2Racing
(sports)The innermost lane or path on a racecourse, offering a shorter distance.
Example
- The runner in the inside track often has a slight advantage due to the shorter distance.
B2General
(informal)A position that offers an advantage or preferential access to information, opportunities, or resources.
Example
- With her extensive network, she has the inside track on the best job opportunities.
- Having the inside track on the latest trends can be crucial for staying ahead in business.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "inside track":
on trackfast trackinside baseballtest trackinside lanetrack recordoff the trackshort trackinner circleinside edgedirt trackalbum trackfront runnerfast lanepole position