Andrey's notebook entry: Jul 24, 2010
Help me translate this phrase correctly.
"I mean at end of the day fish and chips is just a deep fried white fish in a crisp golden batter served with potatoes".
What does it mean here "at end of the day"?
It's literarally meaning or figuratively meaning?
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"At the end of the day" can be interpreted two ways - both literally and figurately. In this sentence, the meaning is figurative.
Literally - obviously means that something will happen, will have happened, already happened when the day is done. "I will get paid at the end of the day."
Figurately - "at the end of the day" means "in conclusion" ; "after all is said and done" ; "to sum it up" ; "after all things have been considered."
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