English Idioms About Dreams, List of Dreams Idioms
All people have dreams. Sometimes these dreams come true and sometimes only dreams and do not. But we never stop dreaming. So dreams are very important to us. There are idioms in every language that exists on earth. There are hundreds of idioms in every language. Some of the idioms about dreams used in English are given in their explanations.
A dream come true: It means the realization of something that a person has long dreamed of.
To be in a dream world: Live in a fool’s paradise, live in cloud-cuckoo land.
A pipe dream: Vain hope, false hope. Inaccessible dream or expectation.
Beyond one’s wildest dreams: It means that we have more of what we dream. What we have is actually too valuable to come to our minds. It’s something we can’t imagine.
The sky is the limit: This statement tells us that we have no limits. The dreams we have are unlimited. We can dream of anything we can think of.
Broken dreams: We often dream. But some of these dreams come true and others do not. Our unfulfilled dreams cause us to break. We call it broken dreams.
Daydream about someone or something: Dream, think about someone or something while awake.
Dream on: It is impossible for some established dreams to come true. In such cases we do irony by saying you would wait more.
Dream ticket: The ‘dream ticket’ used in the United States is a phrase that is used for a pair of candidates who are well matched and will receive a lot of support.
In your dreams: It is synonymous with ‘dream on’.
Work like a dream: The work being done is much better than it should be. The realization of something better than imagined. Even the realization of things that he could not even imagine. The dream work goes perfectly.
