on course

The phrase "on course" is often used to describe situations where things are progressing as intended, whether in navigation, plans, or goals.

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Definition

B2Navigation

(literal)Moving in the correct direction towards a destination.

Example

  • The captain confirmed that the ship was on course for the harbor.

B2Planning

(idiomatic)Progressing as planned or expected.

Example

  • The project is on course to be completed by the deadline.

B2Future Events

(idiomatic)Likely to happen or achieve a specific outcome.

Example

  • The team is on course to win the championship this year.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "on course":

off courseon trackmatter of courseunder wayen routeon the ballon the wayon schedulein lineon a collision courseon deckon the jobgoing onin playin stridein the runningon targeton the tack