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"expedite" is the third person singular imperative of the verb expeditar. View conjugation.

expedite

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expedite
[ˈekspɪdaɪt]
verbo transitivo
1acelerar, apresurar (Formal)

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expedite [eks-pi-dait]
1Desembarazar, facilitar.
2Acelerar, apresurar, dar prisa.
3Expedir, dar curso y despacho a las causas o negocios.
va.
adjetivo
1EXPEDITIOUS.

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expedite [ˈekspɪdaɪt]
verb:transitive
(speed up) [+business, deal] acelerar; [+official matter, legal matter] dar curso a; [+process, preparations] facilitar; [+task] despachar (con prontitud)
to expedite matters acelerar las cosas
delays of this kind cost money. Cost the business money. Cost the ratepayer money. So we have to find ways to expedite matters In order to expedite matters, try the following: Take a Medicare claim form with you to appointments with any and all health care providers

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Verb Conjugation for "expedite"

Imperative
  • expedite
  • you expedite
  • he/she expedites
  • we expedite
  • you expedite
  • they expedite
Preterite
  • I expedited
  • you expedited
  • he/she expedited
  • we expedited
  • you expedited
  • they expedited
Present Continuous
  • I am expediting
  • you are expediting
  • he/she is expediting
  • we are expediting
  • you are expediting
  • they are expediting
Present Perfect
  • I have expedited
  • you have expedited
  • he/she has expedited
  • we have expedited
  • you have expedited
  • they have expedited
Past Continuous
  • I was expediting
  • you were expediting
  • he/she was expediting
  • we were expediting
  • you were expediting
  • they were expediting
Past Perfect
  • I had expedited
  • you had expedited
  • he/she had expedited
  • we had expedited
  • you had expedited
  • they had expedited
Future
  • I will expedite
  • you will expedite
  • he/she will expedite
  • we will expedite
  • you will expedite
  • they will expedite
Future Perfect
  • I will have expedited
  • you will have expedited
  • he/she will have expedited
  • we will have expedited
  • you will have expedited
  • they will have expedited
Future Continuous
  • I will be expediting
  • you will be expediting
  • he/she will be expediting
  • we will be expediting
  • you will be expediting
  • they will be expediting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been expediting
  • you have been expediting
  • he/she has been expediting
  • we have been expediting
  • you have been expediting
  • they have been expediting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been expediting
  • you will have been expediting
  • he/she will have been expediting
  • we will have been expediting
  • you will have been expediting
  • they will have been expediting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been expediting
  • you had been expediting
  • he/she had been expediting
  • we had been expediting
  • you had been expediting
  • they had been expediting

expeditar
verbo:transitivo
(Centroamérica) (México) (acelerar) to expedite; (formal) hurry along; (concluir) to conclude;

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