go from one extreme to the other

To change or shift between two very different states or things. A: "Why's Mom so upset? I thought she was happy that I moved out." B: "Yeah, well, you know Mom—she tends to go from one extreme to the other." Snow one day and 60 degree sunshine the next? Boy, the weather around here sure can go from one extreme to the other!

go from one extreme to the other

to change from one thing to its opposite. You go from one extreme to another about Tom—one day angry, the next day perfectly happy.

词组	go from one extreme to the other
释义	go from one extreme to the other go from one extreme to the other To change or shift between two very different states or things. A: "Why's Mom so upset? I thought she was happy that I moved out." B: "Yeah, well, you know Mom—she tends to go from one extreme to the other." Snow one day and 60 degree sunshine the next? Boy, the weather around here sure can go from one extreme to the other! See also: extreme, go, one, other Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. go from one extreme to the other to change from one thing to its opposite. You go from one extreme to another about Tom—one day angry, the next day perfectly happy. See also: extreme, go, one, other McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: go from one extreme to another Here’s the deal here's the deal What number are you calling from? the truth hurts apples and oranges authority all good things (come) to those who wait bio mom
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