get ahead

We use [get ahead] to mean be successful:

• We need to be more creative if we’re to be successful in this market. [replacing phrasal verb]
  
• We need to be more creative if we’re to prosper and increase market share. [replacing phrasal verb]
  

• Do you really think it’s possible to get ahead in life without a degree?
  
• Once he understood the dynamics of the company, he really got ahead and rose to Chairman in less than ten years.
  

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