We say something came out of left field, when it (especially a problem) occurred unexpectedly.
The customer seemed really happy with his dinner and the service, so his complaint to the restaurant manager came out of left field.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
COME OUT OF LEFT FIELD
In English there are many idioms referencing baseball.
We say something came out of left field, when it (especially a problem) occurred unexpectedly.
The customer seemed really happy with his dinner and the service, so his complaint to the restaurant manager came out of left field.
We say something came out of left field, when it (especially a problem) occurred unexpectedly.
The customer seemed really happy with his dinner and the service, so his complaint to the restaurant manager came out of left field.
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