English phrases

What does “I'll be out of office” mean?

You will not be at work or available during a particular time.

How to say “I'll be out of office”

Meaning

You will not be at work or available during a particular time.

When to use

Use it to tell coworkers or clients that you will be away from work, such as when taking time off or attending an appointment.

Hear it in context

I’ll be out of office tomorrow, but I’ll reply to your message on Monday.

Alternative expressions

  • I’ll be away from the office.
  • I won’t be available at work.
  • I’m taking the day off.

Related phrases to practice