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If I’ve moved once, I’ve moved a dozen times i cant understant the meaning of this sentence very well. how to explain it in other words? thx a lot

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We use this expression to say that you have done something countless times. We usually use it in a situation such as: 'Lock the door when you leave the house! If I've told you once, I've told you a hundred times!'
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If you have done something once, you may as well have done it a dozen times.

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