Idiom:
Rain on Someone’s Parade
Example 1:
John: I’m so excited
to see the new Iron Man movie tonight! Let’s go to In-n-Out before
showtime and get burgers to have dinner in the theater. That sounds like a
great idea, right?
Bill: I hate to rain
on your parade, but they won’t allow outside food in the
theater. We can go their early and eat first.
Rain on Someone’s Parade
Example 1:
John: I’m so excited
to see the new Iron Man movie tonight! Let’s go to In-n-Out before
showtime and get burgers to have dinner in the theater. That sounds like a
great idea, right?
Bill: I hate to rain
on your parade, but they won’t allow outside food in the
theater. We can go their early and eat first.
Example 2:
Mom: Aren’t you
excited?! Our camping trip is only 2 days away! Just imagine all the fresh air,
hiking, and the sounds of nature! I can’t wait!
Teenager: No. I am not
excited. There’s no WIFI in the woods. I won’t be able to text, watch videos,
or send Snaps. That doesn’t sounds fun at all.
Mom: Well I won’t let
you rain on my parade! It’s going to be great!
You’ll have fun. I promise!
Meaning: to “rain
on someone’s parade”is to ruin their good mood or fun
plans.
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