to the moon
The phrase "to the moon" has evolved from describing distant places to expressing optimism and excitement, especially in financial contexts.
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Definition
C1Cryptocurrency
(slang, informal)Expresses belief that the value of a digital currency will rise significantly.
Example
- Investors believe that Bitcoin is going to the moon.
- Hodlers are confident that their coins will go to the moon.
C1General
(idiomatic, dated)Used to intensify the idea of reaching a distant or unattainable place.
Example
- He promised to take her to the moon and back.
- Her dreams were so big, she aimed for the moon.
B2General
(informal)Indicates a significant increase or high level of something.
Example
- The company's stock prices went to the moon after the merger.
- His excitement about the project was to the moon.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "to the moon":