IDIOM OF THE DAY: COME DOWN TO EARTH

Come down to earth has its Spanish equivalent in: Bajar de las nubes . “To remember or consider reality when one is fantasizing or being overly optimistic.” The Free Dictionary. “As Bezos goes into space, Virgin Galactic's stock comes down to Earth for a minute.” Fortune, July 20, 2021 “ … many of England's Euro 2020 stars have come down to earth since Wembley heartbreak.” Daily Mail, August 12, 2021 N.B. From my work in progress The Larger Phraseological Dictionary, English/Spanish .