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Sasha Yudaev Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Idiom meaning

I've been wondering about the meaning of the following phrase: "Who has forever anyway".
Can anyone explain me what it is about ?
  

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" with a question mark. ", probably meant as a rhetorical question with the implied or expected answer "Nobody". I wouldn't really call it an "idiom".

— GPY

  • " with a question mark.
  • ", probably meant as a rhetorical question with the implied or expected answer "Nobody".
  • I wouldn't really call it an "idiom".
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It should be "Who has forever anyway?" with a question mark. More context would help, but it probably means "Who has an unlimited amount of time (to live), anyway?", probably meant as a rhetorical question with the implied or expected answer "Nobody".

I wouldn't really call it an "idiom".
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