a flying start

An initial advantage, benefit or auspicious position at the beginning or outset of some action or undertaking. John's company got off to a flying start, thanks to his father's generous investments. I'm glad I kept up with my studies over the summer because I'll be off to a flying start when school starts back up.

flying start

see under get off the ground.

词组	a flying start
释义	a flying start a flying start An initial advantage, benefit or auspicious position at the beginning or outset of some action or undertaking. John's company got off to a flying start, thanks to his father's generous investments. I'm glad I kept up with my studies over the summer because I'll be off to a flying start when school starts back up. See also: flying, start Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. flying start see under get off the ground. See also: flying, start The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: flying start off to a flying start get off to a flying start from the outset at the outset at/from the outset outset to start with in the first place in the box seat References in periodicals archive RICHARD Clarke made a flying start to the new Huddersfield Snooker and Billiards Association season. Clarke off to a flier Anthony Massey was off to a flying start against home skipper Michael Whaley, starting the fifth game with a break of 62. Duo set the standard with hottest breaks
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