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Tell me what "walk of life" means?

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Latest post Wed, Nov 22 2006 3:37 PM by Marius Hancu. 2 replies.
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Anonymous  +  296213 Wed, 22 Nov 06 08:27 AM
I don't  know the meaning of the idiom "walk of line", so tell me please
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Annvan  +  296248 Wed, 22 Nov 06 10:53 AM
From a dictionary:

walk of life = the position within society that someone holds or the part of society to which they belong as a result of their job or social status, e.g. "The courses attracted people from all walks of life."
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Marius Hancu, 3 yr 4 days ago
Many times, just social status or profession:

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