Meaning:
Used to tell someone that what they are hoping for is unlikely to happen
Examples:
- You think you'll get a promotion after just one month? Dream on.
- If you believe you can beat me in chess, dream on.
- She wants to buy a house in the city on a teacher's salary? Dream on.
- Dream on if you think you can finish that project in one day.
- You think you can eat all that pizza by yourself? Dream on.
- If you expect him to apologize, dream on.
- Dream on if you believe you can find a parking spot downtown during rush hour.
- She thinks she'll be a millionaire by the end of the year? Dream on.
- If you believe the weather will be perfect for the picnic, dream on.
- Dream on if you think the meeting will end on time.
- He wants to retire at 40? Dream on.
- Dream on if you think you can skip studying and still pass the exam.
- You believe you can win the lottery? Dream on.
- Dream on if you think you'll get a table at that restaurant without a reservation.
- She wants to become an actress without any training? Dream on.
- Can I dream on it too?
- Yeah, dream on, Eggbert.
- I believe that we must help the Algerians represent Mr Boudiaf's dream on their own behalf and make it a reality.
- I woke up from a lucid dream on the roof of my house, about to jump off.
- Dream on. That's never going to happen.
- It's to put the money I'll earn in. Dream on!
- One invitation: Dream on.
- We will be the next champions. - Dream on. Our team is better.
- I will become a famous rockstar. - Dream on.
- Look at it this way: if prices go up, salaries wil go up. - Dream on!