Flying start Meaning in English
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Definition
A very good or successful beginning to an activity, project, or event, often with quick progress right from the start.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal or semi-formal. Common in sports, business, and general situations to highlight immediate early success. Often paired with verbs like 'get off to', 'have', or 'make a flying start'.
Example Sentences
The project had a flying start thanks to everyone’s hard work.
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Our fundraising campaign really got off to a flying start—we raised half our goal on day one!
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Our team got off to a flying start in the first half.
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She made a flying start in her new job.
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If you want a flying start, make sure you’re fully prepared before the launch.
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The company hopes to get off to a flying start in the Asian market.
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