What does that mean?
What does "swing from the chandelier" stand for? OK. I already know what it literally means but seems like it's an expression also. Kind of a term in English. I just don't know.. Thanks
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As far as I know, this isn't an idiom. It's just an amusing image to represent an unlikely thing that someone might do when they are excited or out of control. For example:
'Were your parents pleased when you told them your news?'
'Well, they weren't exactly swinging from the chandeliers, but... yes, I guess I they were fairly pleased. '
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have you heard from friends soup opera?
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