I'm afraid I'm not very familiar with the idiom 'a bolt from the blue', but as far as I can tell, it is similar to 'out of the blue' in that it speaks of something unexpected, but different in that it refers to something important or unusual (whereas ordinary things can occur 'out of the blue'). If you follow the links, you can see some examples.
My favorite color is purple because I listen to BTS and the first who said borahae which means "I purple you" is V and now it is the official color of fandom ARMY and BTS
My favourite colors are definitely black and red. If It were for me, I would always wear black clothes, but when It's hot outside, I prefer wear light colours.
Hello DoraX,
I'm afraid I'm not very familiar with the idiom 'a bolt from the blue', but as far as I can tell, it is similar to 'out of the blue' in that it speaks of something unexpected, but different in that it refers to something important or unusual (whereas ordinary things can occur 'out of the blue'). If you follow the links, you can see some examples.
All the best,
Kirk
LearnEnglish team
Thank you for your explanation and the examples as well!
My favorite color is green.
Hello LearnEnglish Team,
Is the idiom "browned off" an old fashioned one or is still used by many?
Hello DoraX,
I think it is a little old-fashioned but you can still hear it from time to time. It's found in British English rather than US English.
Peter
The LearnEnglish Team
Thank you for your answer!
My favorite color is purple because I listen to BTS and the first who said borahae which means "I purple you" is V and now it is the official color of fandom ARMY and BTS
My favourite colors are black and grey or blue and brown. I use these combinations in my cloth. I like white too it fits everywhere
My first favorite color is green and my second one is blue.
My favourite colors are definitely black and red. If It were for me, I would always wear black clothes, but when It's hot outside, I prefer wear light colours.