Matching Pairs Technology IdiomsOnline version Find out the meaning of these idioms related to technology, inventions and future. by Míriam Tomàs 1 Do something again, from the beginning, especially in a needless or inefficient effort. 2 When new ideas or products are tested on someone. 3 To explain something to someone in a very complicated way, in order to impress them rather than help them understand. 4 To change your ideas or behaviour as the world or the situation changes. 5 If you say that, you mean that it’s obvious. 6 To continue to work well over a long period of time or to remain popular or respected for a long time. 7 To do something differently, after it has been done in the same way for a long time. 8 To become realistic; to become alert of what is going on around one. 9 To try to return to the past 10 Rarely, once in a very long time. Move with the times Break the mould Reinvent the wheel Stand the test of time Come down to earth It doesn't take a rocket scientist To turn back the clock Once in a blue moon Blind someone with science Be somebody's guinea pig
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