soaraway

soaraway

(ˈsɔːrəˌweɪ)
adj
exceedingly successful
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Translations

soaraway

[ˈsɔːrəweɪ] ADJ [success, career] → fulminante
soaraway sales → ventas que se disparan
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soaraway

adj (inf) success → fantastisch (inf); career → steil; soaraway sales → explosionsartig ansteigende Verkaufszahlen pl
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Willie Walsh It's soaraway days for IAG BRITISH Airways owner IAG has posted rising thirdquarter profits as the group overcame extreme weather and terrorism which has impacted the sector.
It's soaraway days for IAG
He hit upon a soaraway celebration to capture the heart of his loved one on her 23rd birthday with an aircraft trailing a banner which asked: "Amie - Will you marry me?
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But it will be assistant manager Jamie Clapham who takes the credit if the 20-year-old free transfer from Derby County is a soaraway success with the Sky Blues.
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The panel is also thought to include Welshman Dave Brailsford, the man responsible for the soaraway success of British Cycling.
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I also read of our potential tie-up with a super soaraway tabloid for exclusive access to players and staff.
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NURSERY goods firm Mamas & Papas has reported soaraway demand for products designed to celebrate baby's first Christmas.
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