0
Newguest Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Move out/until now
Hi
As her story shows, the second part of moving out of your past is accepting the pathway you've walked until now.
--- Does "moving out of your past" mean "getting rid of the load of your past" or something like that?
--- Does "you've walked until now" mean that you don't walk it any more?
Thanks
As her story shows, the second part of moving out of your past is accepting the pathway you've walked until now.
--- Does "moving out of your past" mean "getting rid of the load of your past" or something like that?
--- Does "you've walked until now" mean that you don't walk it any more?
Thanks
Top answer
Newguest Does "moving out of your past" mean "getting rid of the load of your past" or something like that? Yes, something like that. You want to put the past behind you and move on with a fresh outlook or attitude.
- Newguest Does "moving out of your past" mean "getting rid of the load of your past" or something like that?
- Yes, something like that.
- You want to put the past behind you and move on with a fresh outlook or attitude.
- Newguest Does "you've walked until now" mean that you don't walk it any more?
- In isolation not necessarily, but in this context the implication seems to be that you are going to change the "pathway that you walk".
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
NewguestDoes "moving out of your past" mean "getting rid of the load of your past" or something like that?Yes, something like that. You want to put the past behind you and move on with a fresh outlook or attitude.
NewguestDoes "you've walked until now" mean that you don't walk it any more?In isolation not necessarily, but
00
Related Questions