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Let's learn moon idioms.
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Shoot for the moon
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The idiom "Shoot for the moon" means
to set ambitious or high goals, even
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if they seem difficult or unlikely to achieve. It
encourages aiming for the best possible outcome.
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For example, "The young athlete knew that making
it to the Olympics would be a huge challenge,
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but she decided to shoot for the moon and
train tirelessly to achieve her dream."
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Over the moon
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The idiom "Over the moon" means to be extremely happy, excited or delighted about something.
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For example, "When the gold medal was placed around her neck she was over the moon with joy.
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All her hard work had paid off."
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