fly high

The phrase "fly high" is commonly used to express success, happiness, or ambition, and can also be a euphemism for rest in peace.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To achieve significant success or reach a high level of accomplishment.

Example

  • After years of hard work, she is finally flying high in her career.
  • The company's new product is flying high in the market.

B2Emotional State

(informal)To be in a state of great happiness or excitement.

Example

  • He was flying high after hearing the good news.
  • The team was flying high after their big win.

B1Literal

(technical)To soar or glide at a great height.

Example

  • The eagle flew high above the mountains.
  • The drone is capable of flying high for aerial photography.

B2Condolence

(slang, informal)A euphemism for rest in peace.

Example

  • Fly high, dear friend. You will be missed.
  • They posted 'Fly high, X1' on social media as a tribute.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "fly high":

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