Daily Easy English Expression Podcast
1036 Daily Easy English Lesson PODCAST—That ship has sailed~
Sep 29, 2021
Sally and Dude discuss the expression 'that ship has sailed' and the meaning of 'you missed the boat'. There is also a limited time discount membership sale for language learning programs.
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- The idiom 'that ship has sailed' is used to indicate that an opportunity or chance has passed and is no longer available.
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Missed opportunity
The expression 'that ship has sailed' means that an opportunity or chance has passed and is no longer available. It is similar to 'you missed the boat.' This idiom is used when the opportunity is no longer viable or good. For instance, in the dialogue, one person advises another to move on as the chance of meeting or dating Sally is over.
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