out of left field

Uncommon, unpopular, or otherwise strange. Well, that suggestion is certainly out of left field! How did you come up with that one? Sure, my aunt is really wacky and often out of left field, but I love her to pieces!

out of left field

suddenly; from an unexpected source or direction. (See also out in left field.) Most of your ideas are out of left field. All of his paintings are right out of left field.

out of left field

mod. suddenly; from an unexpected source or direction. All of his paintings are right out of left field.

词组	out of left field
释义	out of left field out of left field Uncommon, unpopular, or otherwise strange. Well, that suggestion is certainly out of left field! How did you come up with that one? Sure, my aunt is really wacky and often out of left field, but I love her to pieces! See also: field, left, of, out Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. out of left field suddenly; from an unexpected source or direction. (See also out in left field.) Most of your ideas are out of left field. All of his paintings are right out of left field. See also: field, left, of, out McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. out of left field mod. suddenly; from an unexpected source or direction. All of his paintings are right out of left field. See also: field, left, of, out McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: out in left field be (out) in left field be in left field left field left-field come to a climax bring (something) to a climax climax split (one's) ticket split ticket
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