have come a long way



have come a long way

 
1. Lit. to have traveled a long distance. You've come a long way. You must be tired and hungry. I've come a long way. Please let me rest.
2. Fig. to have accomplished much; to have advanced much. My, how famous you are. You've come a long way. Tom has come a long way in his career in a short time.
See also: come, have, long, way

have come a long way

to have made a lot of progress (often + since ) We've come a long way since the days when you had to call an operator to phone another country.
See also: come, have, long, way

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Don[dɔn]
KerİMe-Turkish
ÂViÂJa-Native American, Greenlandic
Audrey['ɔ:dri]
Maurus-Late Roman
ThaÍS-Portuguese (Brazilian)