Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sail-through
phrasal verb
/ˈseɪl θruː/
Definition
To pass through a difficult or challenging situation with little effort or difficulty.
Examples
- She managed to sail through the exam with her thorough preparation.
- Despite the tough competition, he sailed through the interview and got the job.
- They sailed through the project, completing it ahead of schedule.
Meaning
The term implies moving smoothly and successfully through a task or an obstacle without facing significant problems.
Synonyms
- glide through
- pass easily
- float through
- navigate smoothly
