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in full swing

Meaning: At the peak of activity or intensity.

Language: English

Literally: (Already vivid in English)

Category: Daily Life

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  • in of one's element — In one's most comfortable or favorite environment.
  • have someone in stitches — To make someone laugh very hard.
  • in the bag — A sure thing; success is assured.
  • in the black — Making a profit.
  • in the chips — Having lots of money.
  • in the doghouse — In someone's bad graces; in trouble.

More English idioms

  • in the loop — Informed.
  • in the nick of time — At the last moment, just before something bad happens.
  • in the pink — In good health or good condition.
  • in the red — Losing money; not making a profit.
  • in of the mainstream — In the group that represents the majority; out of the mainstream means on the edge of the…
  • it's all greek to me — Incomprehensible or unintelligible.

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