Neither here nor there
Hi
In my language there is a saying whose literal translation would be something like this:
Neither here nor there
When you decide to leave one option for something better but that something better never happens.
Frank did not opt for Preston College hoping that he would get admission in TBS. But now he's neither here nor there.
Is there any English equivalent?
Thanks,
Tom
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Mr. Tom Neither here nor there When you decide to leave one option for something better but that something better never happens. Frank did not opt for Preston College hoping that he would get admission in TBS.
- Mr.
- Tom Neither here nor there When you decide to leave one option for something better but that something better never happens.
- Frank did not opt for Preston College hoping that he would get admission in TBS.
- But now he's neither here nor there.
- We have "Neither here nor there", but not with that meaning.
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Mr. TomNeither here nor there
When you decide to leave one option for something better but that something better never happens.
Frank did not opt for Preston College hoping that he would get admission in TBS. But now he's neither here nor there.
We have "Neither here nor there", but not with that meaning. For us it means
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