B2idiominformalfoodIELTS-friendly
out of this world
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extremely good, especially about food
Most often about food, but also views, shows and performances. Stronger than 'delicious' or 'amazing'.
In context
You have to try the crab noodle soup at that stall; it's out of this world.
The view from the top of Fansipan was out of this world.
More idioms about food
- a bad appleone bad person who has a bad effect on the rest of a group
- a couch potatoa person who spends a lot of time sitting and watching TV instead of being active
- a different kettle of fisha completely different situation from the one just mentioned
- a finger in every pieinvolved in many different activities, often to get power
- a meal ticketa person or thing that someone uses as a source of money or support