"to be worlds apart" means to ... ? + example s-ce
CONTRAST SHARPLY - our love was doomed from the very start, we were worlds apart
"to bring someone down to earth" means to bring back to ... ? + example s-ce
REALITY - He thought he was the best. His test results brought him down to earth
"living on another planet" means someone's ideas are ... ? + example s-ce
NOT SENSIBLE or NOT REALISTIC- He is 60 years old and he thinks he can become an astronaut. He's living on another planet
"if it is out of this world" means to be ? + example s-ce
INCREDIBLE and FANTASTIC - Have you seen the latest movie? It was out of this world
"to thank your lucky stars" means feel incredibly ...? + example s-ce
FORTUNATE - Every day I thank my lucky stars for success in my business of making guitars
"reach for the stars" means to be ... and set HIGH .... ? + example s-ce
AMBITIOUS and set HIGH GOALS - Ok, class, no limits, this year reach for the stars
"once in a blue moon" means ...? + example s-ce
RARELY - Once in a blue moon I listen to this tune
" to be over the moon" means to be incredibly ...? + example s-ce
HAPPY - She was over the moon with her new bathroom
"many moons ago" means ...? + example s-ce
A LONG TIME AGO - Many moons ago my progress in English was slow
"to space out" means to lose ... ? + example s-ce
CONCENTRATION or be DISTRACTED - Sorry, can you repeat that? I started to space out.
"try everything under the sun" means to ... ? + example s-ce
TRY EVERY POSSIBLE OPTION - Try everything under the sun, until the battle is won.
" it's not rocket science" means it is really not ...? + example s-ce
DIFFICULT - you can learn this. It's not rocket science