| out of the blue | (idm) ทันทีทันใด, See also: ไม่ได้บอกล่วงหน้า |
| out of the blue | He arrived quite out of the blue. |
| out of the blue | I had a call from James out of the blue. |
| out of the blue | I was about to leave when Mary appeared out of the blue. |
| out of the blue | Only if there's a cancellation, and that would be a bolt out of the blue. |
| out of the blue | Sometimes the most inspired ideas seem to just come from out of the blue. |
| out of the blue | The chairman resigned out of the blue. |
| out of the blue | The news came out of the blue. |
| out of the blue | This is out of the blue but has everybody once felt 'looked down upon by young folk' ? |
| out of the blue | We were having a quiet supper when out of the blue my mother announced she was going back to school. |
| 青天の霹靂;晴天の霹靂;青天のへきれき | [せいてんのへきれき, seitennohekireki] (exp, n) a bolt out of the blue [Add to Longdo] |
| 藪から棒に | [やぶからぼうに, yabukarabouni] (adv) unexpectedly; out of the blue [Add to Longdo] |