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Idiom “Days are numbered ” Meaning of Idiom, Definition of Phrase and origin with Example.

Days are numbered 



This means about to die, to be dismissed from a job etc. 

Watch out Mr. Lal, your days are numbered at the office.

He has a serious illness, and his days are numbered. a

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