Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
high-gear
idiom
/haɪ ɡɪr/
Definition
In a state of high efficiency or intensity; operating at maximum performance.
Examples
- After the team received the feedback, they shifted into high-gear to complete the project ahead of schedule.
- When the deadline approached, she was in high-gear, focusing all her energy on finishing her tasks.
- The company is now in high-gear as they prepare for the product launch next month.
Meaning
To be in a phase or situation where the operations, activities, or processes are running at their best and most effective capacity.
Synonyms
- full throttle
- maximum efficiency
- high performance
- accelerated pace
