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Your email address will not be published.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

If you are planning to study English in the United States, especially in Los Angeles, experiencing Halloween can be a...

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...