Idiom
To cover a lot of ground.
To go through a lot of information.
Exact(1)
It's got lots of grounds and is only 12 miles from the sea, so you can just go there and lose yourself.
Similar(54)
Even with such dawdling, we covered lots of ground.
An eagle's wing is engineered nicely for soaring and for covering lots of ground fast.
There will be lots of ground for Sarepta to cover.
Boating is a great way to cover lots of ground (well, water) in relative ease.
The best off road vehicles are small with lots of ground clearance.
It's got quite a lot of grounds," he said.
We covered a lot of grounds (yes, plural).
There are a lot of grounds to challenge this.
She covers a lot of ground.
"Critical Mass" covers a lot of ground.
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