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Idiom Corner: ‘Have your head in the clouds’

Meaning: This idiom can be used in two situations:
MEANING 1
To have impractical ideas or dreams. Sometimes the person doesn’t know the facts or reality of the situation.
Example:
A: I’m going to start learning how to play the guitar. I’m sure it will only take me a couple of months to learn.
B: You definitely have your head in the clouds! You’re going to need much longer than two months!

MEANING 2
To be daydreaming and not paying attention to what is happening around you right now.
This idiom is often used when the other person is not paying attention.
Example:
A: What do you think of the new book by Jack Johansen?
B: …. (silence)
A: Hey! Are you paying attention? Your head was in the clouds, wasn’t it?
B: Sorry, I was thinking about what I’m going to have for lunch.

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