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05-Nov-2005, 19:14
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 Idiom I have a guestion.What does the idiomatic expression "in the land of the living" means? Thanks!!! |
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05-Nov-2005, 20:01
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| Re: Idiom Hey! What you want to know depends a little bit on the context... But in general i would say that it refers to "our" world - to the reality that 'happens right now. OK? Does it fit into the context you "discovered" it in? |
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