soudain, sans prévenir

out of a clear sky Idiome

blow sky high

upset a lot of people, cause a scandal or riot This government will blow sky high if people hear these tapes.

blue sky

great opportunity, easy life, smooth sailing We made T-shirts, and people loved them - it was blue sky!

pie in the sky

unrealistic, not practical, hairbrain, half baked When first invented, the car and phone were pie-in-the-sky ideas. Now we have phones in cars.

reach for the sky

raise your hands, put them up "The cowboy drew his gun and said, ""Reach for the sky, mister!"""

risky business

a risky plan, a gamble Being a peacemaker is risky business. You could get shot!

jimbrowsky

see Jimmy

out of the a clear sky

without any warning；unexpectedly出其不意地；忽然
You may want to spend time with a longlost friend who drops in out of the blue．如果有一位久已失去联系的朋友突然来访，你会很想同他多呆一会儿。
The cowboy thought he was alone but suddenly out of a clear sky there were Indians all around him．牛仔以为只有自己一人，谁知忽然间身旁出现了许多印第安人。

out of the blue/a clear sky

out of the blue clear sky

The sky's the limit

Idiom(s): The sky's the limit

Theme: LIMITATION

There is no limit to the success that can be achieved or the money that can be gained or spent.
• If you take a job with us, you'll find the promotion prospects very good. The sky's the limit, in fact.
• The insurance salesmen were told that the sky was the limit when it came to potential earnings.

out of a/the bright (blue) sky

Completely unexpectedly; out of nowhere. She seemed so afraid by the account that it charge accept arise out of a bright dejected sky. You charge to assignment hard—opportunities don't aloof arise out of the bright sky.Learn more: clear, of, out, sky

out of a bright (blue) sky

as a complete surprise. 1992 New Yorker The latest revelations… about the alliance of the Prince and Princess of Wales may accept induced disbelief, but they did not arise out of a bright dejected sky. Learn more: clear, of, out, sky

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More Idioms/Phrases

There are plenty of other fish in the sea then and there Them's fighting words the wrong side of the tracks The worm has turned the upshot of the teacher's pet the spit and image of The sky's the limit The shoe is on the other foot the same to you The plot thickens The party's over the other way round the other side of the tracks

English Vocalbulary

out of all relation out of bed out of body out of bounds out of breath out of cash out of character out of circulation out of commission out of concern out of consensus out of consideration out of control out of court settlement out of danger out of date out-of-door out of doors