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All systems go

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All systems (are) go.
Cliché Everything is ready. (Originally said when preparing to launch a rocket.) The rocket is ready to blast off—all systems are go. Tom: Are you guys ready to start playing? Bill: Sure, Tom, all systems go—
See also: system

all systems go
something that you say which means everything is ready for a piece of work or period of activity to start We've just got to get the software put in place and then it's all systems go.
See also: system

(it's) all systems go
everything is ready for something to begin Once the new software is installed, it's all systems go.
See also: system


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Radiohead's trainer Brian Meehan said yesterday: "He worked very well this morning - he's in great shape since his Royal Ascot win and it is all systems go for him to run at the Curragh.
Players are back for pre-season training and with the European Championships out of the way it's all systems go for everyone.
We are very happy with him and he has missed absolutely no work so it's all systems go," said Nicholls.
 
 
 
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