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Meantolearn Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Living for today

"Imagine there's no Heaven
It's easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us only sky
Imagine all the people
Living for today"

1. Does 'people live for today' mean people don't need to be worried about the future or past and
all they care about is how to happily live at present time?

2. Is 'living for today' common usage?

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"live for today" means concentrating on the present, with little or no regard of the future. This idiom could also be expressed as "live for the moment" and "live from day to day". Yes, this idiom can be quite common to express "lack of concern of the future", for example.

— Cbsteh

  • "live for today" means concentrating on the present, with little or no regard of the future.
  • This idiom could also be expressed as "live for the moment" and "live from day to day".
  • Yes, this idiom can be quite common to express "lack of concern of the future", for example.
  • Chris
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"live for today" means concentrating on the present, with little or no regard of the future. This idiom could also be expressed as "live for the moment" and "live from day to day".

Yes, this idiom can be quite common to express "lack of concern of the future", for example.

Chris
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