out-of-towner in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for out-of-towner in the English»Spanish Dictionary

out-of-towner [ˌaʊtəvˈtaʊnər, ˌaʊtəvˈtaʊnə(r)] N

out-of-towner

persona f que no vive en la ciudad

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They're told an out-of-towner, a man about 6 feet 4 inches and built like a middle linebacker, cruised through the neighborhood about an hour before the first overdose occurred.

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The out-of-towner doesn't seem to get the same treatment.

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Feedback from out-of-towners on what they had experienced was positive, she said.

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The city's unexplainable charm has worked its magic on yet another out-of-towner.

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Authorities say they know who the suspect is, and that he's an out-of-towner who claimed to have been sprinkling his mentor's ashes.

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These events are held for both residents and out-of-towners.

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Hard to tell when you're an out-of-towner who'd like to chill with the cool crowd for just one night.

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The person who wrote in sympathy with the out-of-towners who got speeding fines thinks the signage in school zones could be better.

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Possibly an out-of-towner named bob.

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An out-of-towner looking for work in commercial real estate, for example, might study neighborhoods and establish relationships with local developers to show he can hit the ground running.

time.com