make good time

The phrase "make good time" is commonly used to describe moving or completing something faster than expected.

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Definition

B2Travel

(informal)To reach a destination faster than anticipated.

Example

  • Despite the traffic, we made good time and arrived an hour early.

B2General

(informal)To complete a task or activity efficiently and quickly.

Example

  • We made good time on the project and finished ahead of schedule.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "make good time":

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