come on stream

To become functional. If the boss approves this initiative, it could come on stream as early as next month.

come on stream

go on stream

mainly BRITISH

COMMON If a plan or a project comes on stream or goes on stream, it begins to operate fully. The airport's authorities say they expect new destinations to come on stream in the course of this summer. The project was expected to go on stream by September this year. Note: You can also say that something is on stream. The facility has been on stream since the early part of the year.

be/come on ˈstream

(of a factory, machine etc.) be/start working or operating: The new printing machines come on stream in March. We’re waiting for the new software to come on stream; it will make our jobs much easier.

词组	come on stream
释义	come on stream come on stream To become functional. If the boss approves this initiative, it could come on stream as early as next month. See also: come, on, stream Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. come on stream or go on stream mainly BRITISH COMMON If a plan or a project comes on stream or goes on stream, it begins to operate fully. The airport's authorities say they expect new destinations to come on stream in the course of this summer. The project was expected to go on stream by September this year. Note: You can also say that something is on stream. The facility has been on stream since the early part of the year. See also: come, on, stream Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. be/come on ˈstream (of a factory, machine etc.) be/start working or operating: The new printing machines come on stream in March. We’re waiting for the new software to come on stream; it will make our jobs much easier. See also: come, on, stream Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: be/come on stream be on stream pour out silt up on stream swim rein up go against the stream go, swim, etc. with/against the stream/tide flow from (something)
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