[Idiom] PASS WITH FLYING COLORS. - Master Your Exams: How to Excel with Colorful Expressions

Achieve excellently.

The idiom "Pass with flying colors" is used when someone achieves something with outstanding results, especially in exams, tests, or significant challenges. The phrase originates from the naval practice where ships that had victorious voyages would return to port decorated with colorful flags. Using this idiom adds a layer of festivity and pride to achieving something notable.

Example Sentences

1. She passed her exams with flying colors.

   She excelled in her exams, achieving great results.

2. The team won the championship and passed with flying colors.

   The team won the championship and succeeded brilliantly.

3. After months of hard work, her presentation was a success, and she passed the review with flying colors.

   After a lot of effort, her presentation was a success, and she impressed the reviewers.