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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
He’ll be out on the town
In the example:
“So where is he now?”
“With his family. In Highgate.”
“Highgate? He’ll be out on the town, then. Still what you don’t see can’t hurt you.”
Does the yellow block mean, He’ll be out from her family and now in the town?
“So where is he now?”
“With his family. In Highgate.”
“Highgate? He’ll be out on the town, then. Still what you don’t see can’t hurt you.”
Does the yellow block mean, He’ll be out from her family and now in the town?
Top answer
He'll be out on the town = He will be enjoying some entertainment in the city (at a movie, at a club, window shopping, etc)
- He'll be out on the town = He will be enjoying some entertainment in the city (at a movie, at a club, window shopping, etc)
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He'll be out on the town = He will be enjoying some entertainment in the city (at a movie, at a club, window shopping, etc)
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eipjooHe’ll be out on the townNote the use of the 'will of probability'. He is probably out on the town.
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