out of town
idiomPart oftown
out of town — idiom
1. Away from the town or city where you normally live or work, usually for a short
1.慣用語
釋義
Away from the town or city where you normally live or work, usually for a short period.
例句
Dr. Patel is out of town this week, so her appointments have been rescheduled.
The Garcia family bought a small weekend cottage a few hours out of town.