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ESLPod_0874_WE_1423 Poor Road Conditions In this podcast, the phrase "to go flying" means to move very quickly through the air, especially when one is in an accident: "People who go on this ride have to take off their hats, jewelry, and glasses, or else those things might go flying." The phrase "with flying colors" means with a lot of glory, having done something very well: "Craig studied really hard for the exam and passed with flying colors." The phrase "to get off to a flying start" means for something to begin well or strongly, more successfully and more quickly than one might have expected: "The new campaign is off to a flying start, with high name recognition for the candidate in several key states."

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ESLPod 874 to go flying Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0874_WE_1423
Episode Id	ESLPod 874
Episode Title	Poor Road Conditions
Phrase	to go flying
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to go flying" means to move very quickly through the air, especially when one is in an accident: "People who go on this ride have to take off their hats, jewelry, and glasses, or else those things might go flying." The phrase "with flying colors" means with a lot of glory, having done something very well: "Craig studied really hard for the exam and passed with flying colors." The phrase "to get off to a flying start" means for something to begin well or strongly, more successfully and more quickly than one might have expected: "The new campaign is off to a flying start, with high name recognition for the candidate in several key states."
Topics	Transportation

Flying Phrase Means Eslpod Quickly Poor Road Conditions