Thesaurus: synonyms and antonyms ofhigh-flyingin English

high-flying

Thesaurus>achieving a lot, becoming popular, or making a lot of money>high-flying

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ACHIEVING A LOT, BECOMING POPULAR, OR MAKING A LOT OF MONEY

She was a high-flying international banker.

Synonyms and examples

successfulShe's one of the most successful athletes in the franchise's history.
flourishingOur little town was a flourishing seaport in the 1600s.
thrivingShe had a thriving career.
triumphantIt was a triumphant victory for a struggling Manchester United.
boomingBusiness is absolutely booming this month.
off the chartsmainlyUSHer career is off the charts!
be flying highThey were flying high after their annual sales numbers tripled.
be riding highThe team was riding high after seven straight wins.
to have arrivedHis last four albums went platinum - I'd say he's arrived.
have the world at your feetinformalA fan favourite, and now with two Grammys to her name, the pop star has the world at her feet.

Antonym and example

unsuccessful

She tried a solo voyage around the world, but was ultimately unsuccessful.

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If a person or organization succeeds, theyachieve something that they have been aiming for. Aperson or thing that achieves a lot or becomes popular or wealthycan be called a success. A successful person, group, or organization hasachieved a lot and become popular or made a lot of money, and something that is successful hasachieved the results hoped for.

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释义	Thesaurus: synonyms and antonyms ofhigh-flyingin English high-flying Thesaurus>achieving a lot, becoming popular, or making a lot of money>high-flying These are words and phrases related tohigh-flying. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or,go to the definition of high-flying. ACHIEVING A LOT, BECOMING POPULAR, OR MAKING A LOT OF MONEY She was a high-flying international banker. Synonyms and examples successful She's one of the most successful athletes in the franchise's history. flourishing Our little town was a flourishing seaport in the 1600s. thriving She had a thriving career. triumphant It was a triumphant victory for a struggling Manchester United. booming Business is absolutely booming this month. off the chartsmainlyUS Her career is off the charts! be flying high They were flying high after their annual sales numbers tripled. be riding high The team was riding high after seven straight wins. to have arrived His last four albums went platinum - I'd say he's arrived. have the world at your feetinformal A fan favourite, and now with two Grammys to her name, the pop star has the world at her feet. Antonym and example unsuccessful She tried a solo voyage around the world, but was ultimately unsuccessful. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms ofhigh-flying. See also succeed thrive flourish triumph bring something off carry something off prosper make good make a splash make it make it biginformal bootstrapinformal success a roaring successinformal hit win smash blockbusterinformal winnerinformal heavy hitter overnight sensation boy wonder phenomUSslang power couple effective efficaciousformal productive fruitfulformal Learn more If a person or organization succeeds, theyachieve something that they have been aiming for. Aperson or thing that achieves a lot or becomes popular or wealthycan be called a success. A successful person, group, or organization hasachieved a lot and become popular or made a lot of money, and something that is successful hasachieved the results hoped for. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/high-flying##
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