How's the world treating you?

How's the world (been) treating you?

How are you? How is everything in your life? (Said as an informal greeting.) Hey, John, great to see you again! How's the world been treating you? Hi Murray, how's the world treating you?

How's the world (been) treating you?

Inf. How are you? Hi, Jane. How's the world treating you? How's the world been treating you, Bill?

See also: treat, world

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

How's the world (been) treating you?
How's life (treating you)?
How's (it) with you?
How's with you?
How's by you?
How's the family?
How's the/your family?
how's tricks
How's tricks?
How's things (with you)?

References in periodicals archive

If someone asked "How's the world treating you?" she would be using the whole to describe a part (or the genus to describe the species.)

Synecdoche ain't a city in New York Baumann: Synecdoche

词组	How's the world treating you?
释义	How's the world treating you? How's the world (been) treating you? How are you? How is everything in your life? (Said as an informal greeting.) Hey, John, great to see you again! How's the world been treating you? Hi Murray, how's the world treating you? See also: treat, world Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. How's the world (been) treating you? Inf. How are you? Hi, Jane. How's the world treating you? How's the world been treating you, Bill? See also: treat, world McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: How's the world (been) treating you? How's life (treating you)? How's (it) with you? How's with you? How's by you? How's the family? How's the/your family? how's tricks How's tricks? How's things (with you)? References in periodicals archive If someone asked "How's the world treating you?" she would be using the whole to describe a part (or the genus to describe the species.) Synecdoche ain't a city in New York Baumann: Synecdoche
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