on course



*on course

 
1. Lit. going in the right direction or on the right route. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; stay ~.) We are on course and should arrive at our port about noon.
2. Fig. following the plan correctly. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; stay ~.) Is the project on course? Nothing I am doing is exactly on course right now.
See also: course, on

on course

moving forward as desired or expected Are we on course to finish this book on time?
Opposite of: off course
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of a ship or spacecraft going in the right direction
See also: course, on

on course

Following the planned or intended course.
See also: course, on

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LinnieLIN-eeEnglish
RikkiRIK-eeEnglish (Modern)
AndrÁSAWN-drahshHungarian
Alazne-Basque
DentonDEN-tənEnglish
Aeliana-Ancient Roman