C2/C1 English idioms with moon and stars C 2

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Idioms with moon and star

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To thank your lucky stars is...

to be grateful about having good luck.

that your horoscope for this week is a good one.

If somebody says that something happens once in a blue moon, they mean...

that it only happens once a month.

that it is a very special occasion.

What's the topic if the adjective 'star-studded' is used?

food

the film industry

If somebody thinks you are reaching for the stars, they think ...

you're absolutely smashing!

you're trying to be successful at something that is difficult

If somebody is starry-eyed you think they're ...

full of emotion, hopes or dreams about somebody/something in a way that is not realistic.

very attractive.

If a person sees stars, what's happened to them?

they have got really angry.

they have hit their head.

If somebody has stars in their eyes, they ...

have an eye infection

have dreams of becoming famous, especially as an entertainer

The expression 'the Stars and Bars ' refers to...

the flag of the Confederate States during the American Civil War.

a brand of chocolate.

If somebody wants something very difficult to get, they could be...

asking for the moon.

doing a moonie.

If you are very happy about something, you are...

promising the moon.

over the moon.

If somebody says they will do something hard for them to accomplish they are ...

over the moon.

promising the moon.

If somebody showed their naked bottom in public, either as a joke or as an insult they were ...

showing you the moon

doing a moonie.

To be loony is...

synonymous to crazy or strange.

to be very enthusiastic about something.

If somebody askes you 'What's your star sign?' they want to know...

your date of birth.

your zodiac sign.

To be star-struck is to be...

very impressed by famous people such as actors, football players, etc.

suffering from a rare illness.

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