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In Flying Colours

Description:

The phrase "in flying colours" is an idiomatic expression used to describe someone's great success or achievement. It refers to surpassing a challenge or test with outstanding results and triumph. It is often used to emphasize the excellence and brilliance of the accomplishment.

Sample Sentences:

As an adverb:

1. He passed his driving test in flying colours, acing both the written and practical exams.
2. Despite the difficult questions, she answered them all in flying colours.

As an adjective phrase:

1. She is a student who always receives in flying colours grades, demonstrating her dedication and hard work.
2. They won the competition in flying colours by showcasing their innovative ideas and impressive presentation skills.

As a noun phrase:

1. His exceptional academic performance earned him a diploma in flying colours.
2. Everyone applauded her talent after winning the singing competition in flying colours.

As a verb phrase:

1. The team came together and achieved their goals, sailing in flying colours.
2. She completed the marathon in flying colours, crossing the finish line with a smile.

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