Wouldn’t dream of doing

Idiom: Wouldn’t
dream of doing– Something a person would never consider doing

Language Systems International wouldnt+dream+of+doing

Example 1:
Marco: Did you ever
imagine we would be trekking the Andes?
Chuck: Two weeks
ago, I wouldn’t have dreamed of it!
Marco: Yes, this is
an unbelievable experience.
Chuck: Next, we
should go trekking in the jungles of Guatemala.

Example 2:
Juan: I can’t
believe I’ve been living in Taipei for three years now.
Erick: Yeah, you
said you would never travel abroad.
Juan: It’s true, I wouldn’t dream of moving to Taiwan
before graduating college.
Erick: I guess
that’s how it goes sometimes. 

Meaning: “Wouldn’t
dream of doing” means something a person would never consider doing in life. 
In example #1, Chuck never thought he
would do something exotic like trek the Andes of South America. 

In example #2, Juan never imagined he would travel abroad, let
alone live abroad.

www.languagesystems.edu

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Categories

You may also like

Money idioms are everywhere in American English. You may hear them while discussing a budget, paying a restaurant bill, watching...

Small talk in English can feel difficult even when you already know the vocabulary. Sometimes, the hardest part is simply...

If you are wondering how to get a job at an international company, September is a good time to turn...