What's the use of "all in" in the next sentence?
All in the golden afternoon....
I was reading a bilingual book and the spanish version says:
A través de la tarde color de oro (Through the golden afternoon)
Then, "all in" is the same as "through"?
Search from various English teachers...
Answers · 3
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If it's this one - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_in_the_golden_afternoon... - keep in mind that (a) it's a poem, and (b) it was written over 150 years ago. For both reasons, I would not try to make too much sense of its literal meaning.
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Hola Eric,
May be “all along” is better than “all in”
Espero sea útil.
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I'm not sure from the limited context, but it appears to be poetic, maybe older English. My guess is that it could be a short version of "all throughout" or maybe "all during".
Edit: spelling
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