American Idioms and Expressions

Pie In The Sky Idiom

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pie in the sky
What does pie in the sky mean?
a goal/plan that is too optimistic, a future reward after deathThe boy's plans for his summer were pie in the sky. He would never complete them.
pie in the sky
What does pie in the sky mean?
an idea or plan that you think will never happenMy cousin's plans are usually pie in the sky and will never happen.
pie in the sky
What does pie in the sky mean?
an idea or plan that you think will never happen My cousin's plans are usually pie in the sky and will never happen.

pie in the sky
What does pie in the sky mean?
a goal or plan that is too optimistic, a future reward after death The boy's plans for his summer were pie in the sky. He would never complete them.

pie in the sky
What does pie in the sky mean?
an idea or plan that is totally impractical, a reward, a special heavenly reward The man always has ideas that are pie in the sky and most of them are not very good.


Some Random Idioms
have a lot on one's mind
What does "have a lot on one's mind" mean?
have many things to worry aboutShe has a lot on her mind with her new job and her new boyfriend.
Here goes nothing.
What does "Here goes nothing." mean?
ready to do something but think that it will probably be a waste of time and will probably fail"Here goes nothing. I have already asked him to lend me some money and he always says no but I`ll try again."
on one's feet
What does "on one's feet" mean?
standing upEverybody in the audience was on their feet when the singer walked onto the stage.
go down in flames
What does "go down in flames" mean?
fail dramatically
tapped out
What does "tapped out" mean?
broke; having no money
bone of contention
What does "bone of contention" mean?
a reason for quarrels, the subject of a fightThe family cottage was a major bone of contention after the father died.
bats in the belfry
What does "bats in the belfry" mean?
crazy, eccentric (bats are not birds but are mammals that can fly) I think that my boss has bats in the belfry. His ideas are absolutely crazy.

a know-it-all
What does "a know-it-all" mean?
a person who acts as if he or she knows everythingHe is a know-it-all and nobody likes to be around him.

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