گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'off and running'

1 general:: Making a good start, progressing well, as in After the first episode the new soap opera was off and running. Originating in horse racing, as the traditional announcement at the beginning of a race ("They're off and running"), this phrase began to be used more broadly in the second half of the 1900s.

2 general:: Phrase(s): off and running 1. Lit. [of horses, dogs, or people] having started racing. • It’s a beautiful day at the races, and, yes, they’re off and running! 2. Fig. started up and going. • The car was finally loaded by 9:30, and we were off and running. • The construction of the building was going to take two years, but we were off and running, and it appeared we would finish on schedule.