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  1. 25-Dec-2009, 23:45 #1
    Mohamad Feras
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    Default the meaning of an idiom

    ever after
  2. 26-Dec-2009, 03:52 #2
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    Default Re: the meaning of an idiom

    Essentially, it means "forever"

    You'll often see it used in the phrase "happily ever after" which is a common way of ending children's stories.
  3. 26-Dec-2009, 18:21 #3
    ratóncolorao
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    Default Re: the meaning of an idiom

    "ever after" from that precise moment onwards and forever .
    Correct me if I am wrong, please.
  4. 12-Jan-2010, 12:21 #4
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    Default meaning:

    Hi,

    Meanings: A manner of speaking that is natural to native speakers of a

    language.

    Thanks
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