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Take flight

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The phrase directly refers to birds or insects beginning to fly. SlideA flock of pigeons took flight when the loud bell rang.
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Emphasizes a quick or sudden start, often unexpectedly. SlideAs the fireworks exploded, the startled geese took flight.
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Used to describe the beauty of many creatures flying together. SlideSunset approached, and hundreds of starlings took flight, creating a dance in the sky.
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