Pronunciation: /mæn-əˈbaʊt-taʊn/
noun The word 'man' is a noun, referring to a male human being.
A1 The man-about-town was always seen at the local coffee shop.
A2 As a man-about-town, he knew all the best places to eat in the city.
B1 The man-about-town was known for his social connections and knowledge of the city's nightlife.
B2 Being a man-about-town, he was often invited to exclusive events and parties.
C1 The man-about-town was a well-known figure in the city, always seen at the trendiest spots.
C2 His reputation as a man-about-town extended beyond the city limits, with people from neighboring towns recognizing him.
adjective The term 'man-about-town' describes the type of man being referred to.
A1 He is a man-about-town, always attending social events and parties.
A2 The man-about-town was seen dining at the trendiest restaurant in town.
B1 As a man-about-town, he is well-known in the local community for his social activities.
B2 The man-about-town is often seen in the company of influential people and celebrities.
C1 His reputation as a man-about-town precedes him wherever he goes, with invitations pouring in for exclusive events.
C2 The man-about-town is a fixture in high society circles, known for his impeccable style and charisma.
preposition The hyphens in 'man-about-town' indicate that it is a compound noun made up of multiple words.
A1 The man-about-town walked through the park.
A2 As a man-about-town, he knew all the best restaurants in the city.
B1 Being a man-about-town, he was always invited to the most exclusive events.
B2 The man-about-town's social calendar was always full of exciting activities.
C1 His reputation as a man-about-town made him a sought-after guest at parties.
C2 The man-about-town's knowledge of the city's nightlife was unparalleled.
formal The man-about-town was seen attending various social events and charity functions.
informal Everyone knows Jack is the ultimate man-about-town in our group.
slang That guy thinks he's a real man-about-town, always showing off his expensive clothes.
figurative In the world of finance, he was considered a man-about-town, with his ability to navigate complex deals effortlessly.
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