Today’s Idiom: with flying colours.
Origin: In the past, ships used to arrive
at the port with flags after a long journey.
Meaning: with good performance.
Usage: I pray all of you will pass your
exams with flying colours.
Wrong Usage: My ward passed her exams in flying colour.
General Note: You should not replace with with in. You should
also know that it is colours, but
not colour.
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