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26 Dec 2016
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English (UK)
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"For you, a thousand time over."
Can someone explain this phrase?
"For you, a thousand time over."
Can someone explain this phrase?
Can someone explain this phrase?
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"For you, a thousand times over" means that they will do whatever for you, no matter how many times.
An example:
Person A: "Would you die for me?"
Person B: "For you, a thousand times over."
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- Country or region United Kingdom
"For you, a thousand times over." This phrase is generally used to show that they care more about the other person than themselves. To put it simply, it means that they would go through a troubling situation over and over again for the sake of that person.
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