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Get out of town Meaning in English

expression

GET-owt-uhv-TOWN
get-owt-ov-TOWN

释义

An informal expression used to show surprise, disbelief, or amazement, similar to saying 'No way!' or 'Are you serious?'. It can also literally mean to leave a place or city.

用法与细微差别

Very informal and most common in American English. Often used to react to surprising news or stories. Rarely used literally. Similar expressions: 'No way!', 'You’re kidding!'. Don't use in formal situations.

例句

Get out of town! You won the lottery?

basic

When he told me the news, I said, 'Get out of town.'

basic

Are you serious? Get out of town!

basic

If you think I'm going skydiving, you can get out of town.

natural

He got promoted again? Get out of town!

natural

You actually finished the marathon? No way, get out of town!

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