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Idiom of the Day:

Once in a blue moon

If something happens

“once in a blue moon,” it means that it is a rare event. Maybe there is a friend of yours that you only get to see “once in a blue moon” because of scheduling conflicts or due to long distance. The origin of this idiom comes from the moon changing colors due to recent natural disasters. Typhoons, fires, volcanic eruptions, etc. can kick up a lot of dust in the atmosphere, making the moon appear blue.

Comments

  • learner

    Thank you so much🌹
  • edith navarro

    I didn't understand the meaning of the"Maybe there is a friend of yours that you only get to see"
  • Annie

    I am not only learning English, but also expanding my knowledge.Thanks a million👍😁
  • 海沢

    She sweats blood abroad to support her family and comes back once in a blue moon.
  • Pety

    Nice voice
  • hiroy

    "Once in a blue moon" is my favorite idiomatic expression. I didn't know the origin about this idiom so it's good to know. Much appreciated.

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