Straight out of the chute In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "straight out of the chute", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Julia Huong calendar 2022-03-02 10:03

Meaning of Straight out of the chute

Straight out of the chute American phrase informal idiomatic

At once.

Although it has been recently established, our company has gained significant success straight out of the chute.

He took an aversion to his new boss straight out of the chute when he met him for the first time.

This song was received by the audience straight out of the chute after its debut in Budapest in 1881 by Mara as a soloist.

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(right) out of the gate(s)
Right/straight away, immediately, instantly
Right Out Of The Gate
Immediately, straightway
straight off the bat

Immediately.

 

 

in nothing flat

At once.

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don't put the cart before the horse
Don't reverse the logical order of things
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