fly out of the traps

To begin something with great speed, energy, and/or intensity. The home team flew out of the traps against their competition in an attempt to gain an early advantage.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Isabel	ee-sah-BEL (Spanish), IZ-ə-bel (English), ee-za-BEL (French), ee-zah-BEL (German)	Spanish, Portuguese, English, French, German
Barrie	BAR-ee, BER-ee	Irish, English
Abenner	-	Biblical Greek
Meridith	MER-ə-dith	English (Rare)
Amir (1)	-	Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Malay, Indonesian
Jada (2)	-	Biblical