0Hi everybody,02br 02br 00I don't quite understand how to use the words "making their living off" in following sentence.02br 02br 01i00"Instead of 01b00making their living off02b00 the once-bountiful river, they find themselves selecting02br 00popped rice for making traditional Thai sweets."02i02br 02br 00As I know that "make a living" is an idiom, which means "to earn enough money to live".02br 00So, does the word "off" means "from" in this context? and Can I use "from" instead of "off"?02br 00Can anybody explain what exactly this sentence means?02br 02br 00Thanks in advance,0-
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) to make a living... to exploit the river. 0-
— Ant_222
) to make a living...
to exploit the river.
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