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01-Jan-2009, 04:41
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 live out 1.Does 'out' mean outside? (i.e. opposite of staying home) 2. Is 'live out' common usage? Thanks |
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01-Jan-2009, 17:32
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| Re: live out live out (idiom), Complete or survive the end of a period of time, as in Grandpa wants to live out his days in a warmer climate. live out definition | Dictionary.com |
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01-Jan-2009, 20:41
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| Re: live out Hi, Soup. Based on the definition, confusions are still. Stoney liked to live out every day. = Stoney liked to survive every day. Does it make sense to you? It seems to me Stoney had quite a good time there. Remember the lyrics: Stoney, happy all the time.... The joy you find in living everyday ..... Can you explain more? Happy new year to you again. How's life in China? |
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02-Jan-2009, 13:35
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| Re: live out Stoney liked to live out every day. In other words, she lived every day to its fullest. |
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