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off to a flying start

OFF too a FLY-ing START

ɒf tuː ə ˈflaɪɪŋ stɑːrt

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offtoaflyingstart

Dictionary meaning

to begin something very successfully and with great energy or momentum; to get off to an impressively quick and effective beginning that puts one ahead of where one might have expected to be

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