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Radar Idioms (under / off / on the radar)

Under the / someone’s radar – someone or something that people aren’t aware of or haven’t noticed
A talented musician who isn’t famous could be described as being under the radar
“Those accounting irregularities have been under the radar for too long.”
“His laziness won’t stay under the radar for much longer.”

Off the / someone’s radar – someone who is out of contact and hasn’t been communicating
“George has been off the radar since he did that thing at your party.”

On the / someone’s radar – someone or something that people are aware of
“His laziness is on their radar now. Finally.”
“There’s an exciting new partnership opportunity which is definitely on my radar.”

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