Straight away
adverb
Immediately, without delay.
As soon as he arrived, he started working straight away.

Often appears as...
- start straight away
- do it straight away
adverb
Directly, not deviating from course.
He walked straight away to the office.

Often appears as...
- walk straight away
- run straight away
adverb
Immediately, without delay.
As soon as he arrived, he started working straight away.

Often appears as...
- start straight away
- do it straight away
adverb
Directly, not deviating from course.
He walked straight away to the office.

Often appears as...
- walk straight away
- run straight away
Definition 1 of 2

Urgent Action
Use 'straight away' to express the need for immediate action or response.

If you feel sick, seek a doctor straight away.
Common Expressions
'Straight away' is often used in everyday conversation to convey promptness.

I'll call you straight away after the meeting.
No Delay
It emphasizes that there should be no gap between the decision and the action.

The waiter brought the menu straight away.
Urgent Action
Use 'straight away' to express the need for immediate action or response.

If you feel sick, seek a doctor straight away.
Common Expressions
'Straight away' is often used in everyday conversation to convey promptness.

I'll call you straight away after the meeting.
No Delay
It emphasizes that there should be no gap between the decision and the action.

The waiter brought the menu straight away.
Urgent Action
Use 'straight away' to express the need for immediate action or response.

If you feel sick, seek a doctor straight away.
Common Expressions
'Straight away' is often used in everyday conversation to convey promptness.

I'll call you straight away after the meeting.
No Delay
It emphasizes that there should be no gap between the decision and the action.

The waiter brought the menu straight away.
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