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Today's Idiom = "Out On The Town"






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Out On The Town ( to go out and enjoy yourselves ... )

"Out On The Town"



When you go out partying and having fun at public places like bars, restaurants, and theatres, you are "out on the town."

Example: "I arrive Friday evening and I'll be done with all of my work." Answer: "Great; we're going out on the town!"



When you are "out on the town," you are out at places where people enjoy themselves and celebrate together.

Example: "Do you want to join us tonight? We're going out on the town."

Example: "Are you staying home tonight?" Answer: "No way! I'm going out on the town!"





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