Idiom “Music to one’s ears ” Meaning of Idiom, Definition of Phrase and origin with Example.

By gyaniq April 27, 2020 English Idioms, Idioms, Meaning of idioms, Phrase 0 Comments

Music to one’s ears

This refers to some information that pleases one very much.

She never liked her boss; so when she got the news about his resignation, it was music to her ears.

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