Out of town meaning in English

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Definition

to be out of town: to be away, absent from a city (temporarily) idiom
Kevin will be out of town next week. He will be away on business until Friday.
  • "In case you haven't, let me summarize (I know you're frequently out of town)."
  • "Bruno : Susie is out of town for a little while."

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