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09/02/2026

a night on the town | out on the town: If you have a night on the town, or go out on the town, you go out for dinner and then go to a show or a dance club or some other entertainment venue. Examples: Let's go out for a night on the town. We haven't been out for ages. It's quite common for businessmen to take their colleagues out on the town. www.theidioms.com

09/01/2026

keep abreast of: If you keep abreast of something, you always know about the latest news and developments in relation to it. Examples: No matter where I am in the world, I can read Karen's blog to keep abreast of activities in our club. Don't you think part of a prime minister's job is to keep abreast of world affairs? www.theidioms.com

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