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Olga55 Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

living out your car?

Hello, What does the sentence in bold mean from the movie: You, me and Dupree. 

        "Then I had a little bit of a cash flow situation, 
so I ended up losing my apartment. 
You're not living out of your car? "
  

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Hi, You live in your car, eg sleep,eat, etc. You have no other home. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, You live in your car, eg sleep,eat, etc.
  • You have no other home.
  • Clive
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Hi,

You live in your car, eg sleep,eat, etc. You have no other home.

Clive
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Clive, thank you. It turned out so easy. I would have got it if they have said " You live in your car?" But " living out your car" confused me.
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It's not "living out your car," but "living out of your car." I'll admit, though, it's still confusing -- it had not occurred to me that "living out of your car" really meant the same as "living in your car." A similar consturcution would be "I'm working out of my house" -- which means I'm working at home, rather than in an office. Just consider it an idiom; don't try too
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