How to pronounce “get off the ground”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (intransitive, idiomatic) To succeed or begin to succeed.
• (transitive, idiomatic) To make (something) succeed.

Practice Nearby Words

take off, get the show on the road, get going, take flight, kick off, pull off, blast off, go far, hit one's stride, take to the skies, succeed, get on the stick, get the ball rolling, start up, fall on one's feet, break through, set in motion, get started, stand up, bubble under, come up, get a leg up, start the ball rolling, outstart, spring up, get off on the right foot, hit the ground running, rocket up, win up, kick start, kick in, turn up trumps, go on, bounce, gee up, gain on, gather steam, break into a run, boot up, get on up, fire up, break the ice, get off, go to ground, take to the sky, launch into, go through the gears, jump off, soar, break out, come on, boom, come up from behind, turn out, set up, land on one's feet, find one's feet, break in, come it, catch fire, catch air, click, fail upwards, jet off, set the ball rolling, grow, come up trumps, foam up, run up, crop up, go public, knock the persimmon, get on, fly out of the traps, succuss, make the riffle, roll around, get cracking, strike out, speed, launch, get one's foot in the door, knock back, steam up, get off on, do a land-office business, break into, tumble up, get lucky, bob up, get up in, bubble up, hop on, sprout, roll on, rise up, take oneself up by one's own ears, go up, set off, find oneself

Similar Sounds

get off the ground, down to the ground, battleground, battle ground, stand ground, stick around, solid ground, solomon grundy, salmeron, samira