on track
The idiom "on track" signifies progress according to plan or expectations, often used in business, academics, and personal growth.
Definition
B2General
(common)Progressing as planned or expected.
Example
- The project is on track to be completed by the deadline.
- She is on track with her studies and is expected to graduate on time.
B2Business
(formal)Advancing towards achieving specific business goals or targets.
Example
- The company is on track to meet its quarterly financial targets.
- Our sales team is on track to exceed their annual quotas.
B2Personal Development
(informal)Moving in the right direction towards personal goals or objectives.
Example
- He is on track with his fitness goals and has already lost 10 pounds.
- Staying organized helps me stay on track with my daily tasks.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "on track":
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