Up and away Meaning in English
expression
Definition
Used to describe something rising and moving away, especially flying into the air. Often heard when something or someone, like a balloon or an aircraft, lifts off and disappears from view.
Usage & Nuances
Slightly playful and poetic; most common with balloons, rockets, or planes lifting off. Often heard in stories, cartoons, or excited announcements. Not for literal climbing or walking. Used figuratively for starting something with excitement.
Example Sentences
The balloon went up and away into the sky.
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The rocket went up and away during the launch.
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The paper airplane flew up and away from my hand.
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With a big cheer, the crowd watched the hot air balloon go up and away.
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As soon as the magician let go, the dove was up and away.
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It's time to go up and away to new adventures!
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