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Onelook Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Good to go
The airplane was repaired by our mechanics. The aircraft is good to go.
Is there another way to say this? Any other idiom? Is this grammatical?
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It's grammatical. You could say "ready to fly", but that's not an idiom. CJ
- It's grammatical.
- You could say "ready to fly", but that's not an idiom.
- CJ
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It's grammatical. You could say "ready to fly", but that's not an idiom.
CJ
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Other idiomatic-type expressions in this context:
It's as good as new.
It's ticking like a Swiss watch now.
It's good for another hundred thousand miles, easily.
I'd put my mother/wife and kids on it, right now.
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