Ara
off the rails
01
used to say that someone is behaving in a way that is wild, irrational, or unconventional
Idiom
Örnekler
By the end of the party, Tom was off the rails, dancing on the table and spilling drinks everywhere.
02
used to say that something is out of control or unpredictable
IdiomÖrnekler
The political situation has gone off the rails since the election.
03
use to say that a train or vehicle has physically left the tracks or rails it is supposed to follow
Örnekler
Emergency crews rushed to the scene after hearing that a passenger train was off the rails, causing a major railway disruption.
04
used to say that something is not following the planned or expected course
IdiomÖrnekler
The politician's campaign was expected to be a smooth ride, but it's been plagued by scandals and is now off the rails.
05
used to say that something is extreme or exciting
IdiomÖrnekler
The band's performance went off the rails when they started playing their hit song, and the crowd went wild.
