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Apatzinguense Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
"Be off the beaten track" expression
What does the expression "be off the beaten" track really mean? or what are the different meanings attached to it? I learned this expression as doing something new or literally "going off the beating track" by going to a new place that you haven't been before. Please read my sentence:
I decided go to college out of state because I wanted to be off the beaten track.
Does the context of my sentence fit the meaning of the expression? Please let me know.
I decided go to college out of state because I wanted to be off the beaten track.
Does the context of my sentence fit the meaning of the expression? Please let me know.
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Off the beaten track - somewhere that most people do not usually go. I am sure that a lot of people go to that college, so the expression is not appropriate in your sentence. Clive
- Off the beaten track - somewhere that most people do not usually go.
- I am sure that a lot of people go to that college, so the expression is not appropriate in your sentence.
- Clive
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Off the beaten track - somewhere that most people do not usually go.
I am sure that a lot of people go to that college, so the expression is not appropriate in your sentence.
Clive
I am sure that a lot of people go to that college, so the expression is not appropriate in your sentence.
Clive
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