Betekenis van:
out of the blue

out of the blue
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • niet verwacht of voorzien
  • not anticipated
"like a bolt out of the blue"

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

out of the blue
Bijwoord
    • in a way that was not expected
    "her brother showed up at the wedding out of the blue"

    Synoniemen

    Werkwoord

    out of the blue

    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. I had a call from James out of the blue.
    2. Sometimes the most inspired ideas seem to just come from out of the blue.
    3. The blue of her eyes stands out against her rather dark skin.
    4. I was about to leave when Mary appeared out of the blue.
    5. The section chief said out of the blue: "Women and meat, I like them a little rotten".
    6. This is out of the blue, but has everybody once felt 'looked down upon by young folk'?
    7. We were having a quiet supper when out of the blue my mother announced she was going back to school.
    8. When a thunderstorm suddenly came out of the blue, she jumped abruptly out of the hammock and ran headlong into the house where she stopped short, remembering suddenly that she had no lightning rod, and because she realized at once that this sudden onrush of a thunderstorm could end her life before she could say Jack Robinson, she became sore afraid.
    9. Including the grant for the ‘blue laser’ project carried out by the University of Würzburg.
    10. Including a grant for the ‘blue laser’ project carried out by the University of Würzburg.
    11. In accordance with point (a) 7,5-9 of the Annex to that Regulation, Member States shall indicate on the EU Blue Card the conditions for access to the labour market as set out in Article 12(1) of this Directive.
    12. As soon as possible and no later than one month after entering the territory of the second Member State, the EU Blue Card holder and/or his employer shall present an application for an EU Blue Card to the competent authority of that Member State and present all the documents proving the fulfilment of the conditions set out in Article 5 for the second Member State.
    13. The table contains only the costs of the research carried out by Schneider AG, and not the EUR 0,26 million grant for the ‘blue laser’ project carried out by the University of Würzburg and associated with the Schneider project at the BFS ' s request.
    14. For the first two years of legal employment in the Member State concerned as an EU Blue Card holder, access to the labour market for the person concerned shall be restricted to the exercise of paid employment activities which meet the conditions for admission set out in Article 5.
    15. After eighteen months of legal residence in the first Member State as an EU Blue Card holder, the person concerned and his family members may move to a Member State other than the first Member State for the purpose of highly qualified employment under the conditions set out in this Article.