Idiom – Walk on airMeaning – Extremely happy or excited. If someone is walking on air they are feeling elated.More featured phrases to expush happiness:Usage:

When can you use this idiom?

You’ve simply won the lottery.You passed a vital exam.A frifinish has actually offered you some impressive news.Your football team has won the cup!Example:“Tom was walking on air after his boyfriend lastly proposed to him!”In The News:

Joseph O’Brien walking on air after success of Latrobe in Irish Derby

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Is there an idiom favor this in your country?What is an idiom?

An idiom is a word or phrase that is not taken literally. An idiom is an expression that cannot be interpreted from the interpretations of its individual words, however has actually a separate definition of its own.


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