Idiom
go great guns
Meaning
To perform particularly well; to be particularly successful.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“The new business is going great guns this year.”
“After a slow start, the project is going great guns and we expect to finish early.”
“Despite the initial skepticism from the board, the marketing campaign is going great guns, significantly exceeding all of our quarterly performance targets.”
Examples
simple
“The new business is going great guns this year.”
contextual
“After a slow start, the project is going great guns and we expect to finish early.”
complex
“Despite the initial skepticism from the board, the marketing campaign is going great guns, significantly exceeding all of our quarterly performance targets.”
Key words
Related idioms
- Updated