idiom > from six months o a year (said of a relatively short time)
A year or so
Explanation: Year or so. Refers to a period of time. Usage: Joint type; as adverbial, complement; for time Source: Yuan Yang Zi "King Tak dissatisfied old" general and patience you there, but a year or so, I must protect each playing captains general to come back. " Examples: If the younger brother luck, it would have a fertile place to go back, the arrival of a year or so, then with hundreds of silver to help him, does not value anything. ★ Qing Wu Jingzi "The Scholars" Article Back Riddle: Spring
No. 2
Amounting to approximately the time of the story. To more than one year, from at least six months. Yuan Yang Zi "King Tak Fu old does not" second fold: the "old general, who you are and be patient. But a year or so, the public or poor security troops to the capital you have played." "Dream of Red Mansions," the fourth eight back: " Xue Pan listening to the heart following conjecture: 'Now that I am beaten, is the microscopic one, thinking to avoid a year or so, not get under to hide.' "Li Jie" The Omen Dance "the second of four chapters:" We present life, although also perfunctory, but as you said, there are still a year or so. "