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ladorada | 02:43 Mon 08th Jan 2007 | Word Origins
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A commuter says:

"This train is late every morning. It has been for vears."

What does "for vears" mean?
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It means the train due to arrive at 0730 - or whenever - has been arriving at 0731 or later every morning for a period of time extending to, not just weeks or months, but years.
08:49 Mon 08th Jan 2007
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ladorada, I notice your question had VEARS not YEARS. Perhaps the text you were reading was smudged or misprinted so the Y looked like a V. (Vears is not a word.)
20:39 Thu 11th Jan 2007
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In this context it's quite possibly a hyperbole and just means "a long time"
04:15 Fri 19th Jan 2007

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