fire away

phr.v. you say this to someone to tell them they can start asking you questions.

phr.v. used as an imperative to signal that one is ready to listen to and answer a series of questions.

“I have a few minutes before my next meeting, so fire away.”

“Once the presentation concluded, the CEO turned to the journalists and told them to fire away with their questions regarding the merger.”

Informal

phr.v. to start talking or giving information very quickly, one thing after another.

phr.v. to begin speaking or presenting information in a rapid, continuous manner.

“The witness started to fire away with details as soon as the police arrived.”

“The researcher began to fire away with technical data, barely giving the audience enough time to process the initial findings.”

Informal

phr.v. to begin shooting a gun or weapon at a target.

phr.v. to commence the discharge of firearms, typically in a rapid or continuous sequence.

“The soldiers were ordered to fire away as soon as they saw the signal.”

“The battery was commanded to fire away at the advancing fleet until the ammunition reserves were depleted.”