Out-of-city meaning in English

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Definition

(to fly) out of (New York): to depart from or leave (New York) (in an airplane) preposition
  • "Operator : Then for your return journey, you can catch the 10AM bus out of New York on July 26th, which will bring you back to San Francisco on July 30th at 11AM."
  • "Perhaps there's a shipment to Brazil out of France in the next few days."

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