Phrases Phrases for Travel and Directions

It's a bit out of the way.

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Meaning

It's not conveniently located; it requires a detour.

Examples

  • John: 'The nearest supermarket is a bit out of the way.'<br>
  • Alice: 'I know, it's a shame; that's why I usually order groceries online.'
  • John: 'Yes, but it's worth the trip; their food is exceptional.'
  • Alice: 'That restaurant is a bit out of the way, isn't it?'<br>