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What does "a few doors down" mean?
Is it something like "a few doors away from"? What's the difference?
Mar 22, 2012 6:02 PM
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It means, a short distance from where you are.
Imagine a terraced street, houses all in one line, if the postman knocked on your door, but he had the wrong address, you could say, "oh that's Mrs Thompson, she lives a few doors down".
"Few" more than one but not many
"doors" = doors - properties
down - in a line, left or right
March 22, 2012
Is this an idiom?
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