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- What is the idiom of get the show on the road?
- What is the meaning of idiom one for the road?
- What does the idiom on the road to something mean?
- What is a sentence with on the road?
What is the idiom of get the show on the road?
Start an undertaking; begin work. For example, After months of training, the astronauts were eager to get the show on the road. This synonym of get going alludes to a theatrical production going on tour. Also see get the ball rolling.
What is the meaning of idiom one for the road?
A final drink before leaving, as in Won't you have just one for the road? This term always alludes to an alcoholic drink and a practice that, if the person is going to drive away, is not only frowned on but in many places illegal. [
What does the idiom on the road to something mean?
idiom informal. to be likely to achieve something: The doctors say she's on the road to recovery.
What is a sentence with on the road?
idiom. : traveling especially in a car, truck, bus, etc. We've been on the road since Tuesday. Musicians often spend many months on the road.
