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out-of-the-way

/ˌaʊt.əv.ðəˈweɪ/

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adjective

/ˌaʊt.əv.ðəˈweɪ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает место, которое является отдалённым, изолированным или труднодоступным.

Describes a place that is remote, isolated, or difficult to reach.

  1. Unusual or extraordinaryB2informal

    Something that is out of the ordinary; remarkable or uncommon.

    ruНеобычный

    • She has a collection of out-of-the-way facts about history.
    • His taste in music is quite out-of-the-way.
    • The artist's style is definitely out-of-the-way and unique.

    Synonymsexceptionalextraordinarypeculiarrareremarkablesingularstrangeuncommonunusual

    Antonymscommoncustomarynormalordinarytypicalusual

  2. Improper or offensiveC1informal

    Behavior or remarks that are considered inappropriate, rude, or shocking.

    ruНеуместный

    • His out-of-the-way comments made everyone uncomfortable.
    • She was offended by his out-of-the-way joke.
    • That kind of out-of-the-way behavior is not tolerated here.

    Synonymsimproperinappropriateindecorousindelicateoffensiverudeunbecomingunseemly

    Antonymsappropriatedecorousfittingproperseemlysuitable

  3. Remote or secludedB2formal

    Located far from populated areas or main roads; isolated.

    ruУдалённый

    • They stayed in a small, out-of-the-way village in the mountains.
    • The cabin is in an out-of-the-way spot, perfect for a quiet retreat.
    • We discovered an out-of-the-way beach with no tourists.

    Synonymsbackwoodsfar-flunggodforsakeninaccessibleisolatedlonelyoff the beaten trackoutlyingremotesecluded

    Antonymsaccessiblecentralconvenientmainstreampopularpublic

Forms
  • more out-of-the-way comparative form
  • most out-of-the-way superlative form
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