A trip to the sun

Meaning

The idiom "a trip to the sun" means to experience a period of intense happiness, joy, or excitement. It can also refer to an adventure or journey that is pleasant and enjoyable.

Usage

• After winning the lottery, he went on a trip to the sun and never looked back.
• The couple had been together for ten years and decided to take a trip to the sun by going on a cruise around the world.
• I'm feeling so happy right now! It's like I've been transported to a beautiful place in the sun.
• The new job has been a real trip to the sun for me. I love every minute of it.
• When I graduated from college, my friends and I went on a trip to the sun by throwing a party and celebrating our accomplishments.

Roots and History

The idiom "a trip to the sun" has its roots in ancient mythology where the sun was seen as a symbol of happiness, prosperity, and life. In many cultures, people believed that the sun had healing powers and could bring good luck and fortune. Today, the idiom is used to describe any experience that brings happiness or joy, regardless of whether it is literal or figurative. There are no significant changes in meaning or usage over time, and there are no regional variations of this idiom.

Synonyms in English

• A blast
• A good time
• A jolly trip
• A thrilling adventure
• A memorable experience

Synonyms in other languages

• French: Une expérience magnifique/une belle aventure
• Spanish: Una expedición maravillosa/un viaje increíble
• German: Eine fantastische Erfahrung/ein wunderschöner Reise
• Italian: Un viaggio di sogno/una vacanza meravigliosa
• Japanese: 冒險旅 (mōshūkyoku)

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