Could you help with the meaning of these collocations an nouns?
An out-of-the-way place
An out-of-town superstore
an off-the-peg suit
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An out-of-the-way place = A place that you probably couldn't get to on major roads and does not have many other towns (if any) nearby.
An out-of-town superstore - An out-of-town store or chain is one which does not have branches or stores locally.
an off-the-peg suit would be one that is of standard size and easily found in stock. You will also find the phrase "off-the-rack", which means pretty much the same thing.
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