(something) is up and running
Use this expression to talk about things that are now working and ready to use. Here are some things that you can describe as "up and running":
- a computer
- a website
- a factory
- a new government program
In the example above, the speaker says "You should be up and running." However, what he means is:
The software should be up and running now.
"You should be..." sounds more casual and friendly.
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