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Once in a blue moon: very rarely/very seldom/almost never.

My son lives in Canada and he only comes to see us once in a blue moon.

My family used to live in Tokyo, but now we only go there once in a blue

moon.

Out on the town: to enjoy yourself by going out, particularly in the evening.

Let’s go out on the town and relax ourselves.

He has gone out on the town with his friends to celebrate his birthday.

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LETTER P

Put yourself in somebody’s shoes: to imagine that you are in somebody’s

situation or circumstances in order to understand his/her feelings, opinion, or

point of view.

I can see why you would feel that way when I put myself in your shoes.

If you put yourself in his shoes, I’m sure you don’t like her.

I really appreciate his effort when I tried to put myself in his shoes.