be out of town

常見(jiàn)例句

The neighbors may agree to take your children when it’s time, but what if they happen to be out of town when you go into labor?
鄰居可能會(huì)同意當(dāng)你的時(shí)刻來(lái)臨的時(shí)候照顧你的孩子，如果你分娩時(shí)他們碰巧出了鎮(zhèn)子怎么辦？
I'll be out of town next Wednesday, but anytime after that
下星期三我會(huì)出城去，在這之后我任何時(shí)間都可以。
It is sometimes possible to cast a ballot in advance of an election if you are going to be out of town, ill or otherwise not able to vote on election day.
有時(shí)侯可以提前投票，比如你因生病，離開(kāi)居住地，或有其它情況選舉日不能投票時(shí)。

My job requires me to be out of town anywhere from two to four weeks a month.
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Michael Mullen, both managed to be out of town.
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