all systems go

phrase

all systems go

phrase

Etymology Originally used in the aerospace industry to indicate a preparedness to launch.

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Idiomatic, Informal Everything is ready.

  • All systems go, the sun hasn't died Deep in my bones, straight from inside2012, Alex da Kid, Ben McKee, Dan Reynolds, Wayne Sermon, Josh Mosser, “Radioactive”, in Continued Silence EP, performed by Imagine Dragons:

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