Noun
1. (baseball) a failure by a batter or runner to reach a base safely in baseball;
Verb
1. to state openly and publicly one's homosexuality;
2. reveal somebody else's homosexuality;
3. be made known; be disclosed or revealed;
Adjective
1. not allowed to continue to bat or run;
2. of a fire; being out or having grown cold;
3. not worth considering as a possibility;
4. out of power; especially having been unsuccessful in an election;
5. excluded from use or mention;
6. directed outward or serving to direct something outward;
7. no longer fashionable;
8. outside or external;
9. outer or outlying;
10. knocked unconscious by a heavy blow
Adverb
1. outside of an enclosed space;
2. outward from a reference point;
3. away from home;
4. from one's possession;
The captain ordered all sails lowered so the ship could ride out the storm.
With her speed and agility, Cage cut out all her competitors in the hurdle race.
It used to be usual to bind out promising boys for many years.
We had a lot of trouble levering the roots out.
The patient is out of danger.
In the Middle Ages, a favourite punishment was to gouge out a prisoner's eyes.
If the new actor is no good, kick him out.
I don't want to be associated with your scheme; I'm contracting out.
I'll ask them to send someone out straightaway to fix the car.
Read out the names.
Braving the biting wind, she went out to beg from door to door.
Her hopes were quickly snuffed out.
I shouldn't be dining in college tonight. Would you mind signing me out?
The soldiers harried the enemy out of the country.
If I don't go to the party, I shall feel I'm missing out.
Her house is easily picked out from the rest; it has a large black gate.
Work out the full weekly rent, plus your rates.
Once you've given your word, don't try to back out.
The whole town turned out to see the circus.
The area can easily be worked out if you know the length and the breadth.
He called out for his wife.
He is now out of work.
The tide is out.
The announcer gave out that the 3:30 train to Manchester would start from Platform 4.
They swore an oath to carry out their duties faithfully.
The invading troops are pulling out of the occupied area under international supervision.
Pour milk out of the bottle into the glass.
They camped out last night.
He took out a fire insurance policy for his house.
What have you got up [ in ] your sleeve Out with it!
at outs (北美on the outs)
in dispute
you were &B{at outs with} my uncle Ned.
not out
(Cricket)(of a side or batsman) having begun an innings and not been dismissed
out and about
(of a person, especially after an illness) engaging in normal activity
out for
intent on having
he was out for a good time.
out of
moving or situated away from (a place, typically one that is enclosed or hidden)
he came out of prison.
spoken by
still not a word out of Pearsall.
using (a particular thing) as raw material
a bench fashioned out of a fallen tree trunk.
from among (a number)
nine times out of ten.
not having (a particular thing)
they had run out of cash.
out of it informal 非正式
not included; rejected
I hate feeling out of it.
unaware of what is happening as a result of being uninformed
out to do something
keenly striving to do something
they were out to impress.
out with it
[in imperative]say what you are thinking
on the outs【非正式用语】
Not on friendly terms; disagreeing.
cop out
I don't want to cop out of answering your question.
Frank copped out and got off with a night in the cooler.
Why do you want cop out just when things are going great?
strung out
I get strung out before tests and other traumatic things.
She got herself strung way out …just one more little push and she was a dead duck.
Harry's strung out for good，I guess.
That guy was strung out on crime.
Sam is strung out over Mary.
way out
Susan did not like the paintings at the show because they were too way-out for her.
You got four tickets for the concert? Way out!
That guy is way out—can't even walk.
She was so way-out ，she was almost unconscious.
black out
He blacked out at the sight of his own blood.
I totally blacked out that evening.
The whole region was blacked out for the final game.
barf out
What a barf-out!I want my money back.
That guy is a real barf-out.
Look at that wimp!Barf out!
This whole scene barfs me out.
The movie barfed out everybody in the theatre.
flat out
They're working flat out to finish on time.
We're flat out this week and can't fit in another single appointment.
He stands his flat-out assertions.
Richard Allen's plea of being flat-out dumb
burning out
That guy has reached an age when drugs no longer have the desired effect. He got a burning out.
squirrel out of
Don't try to squirrel out of it. Go through with it.
Get the lead out！(=Shake the lead out!)
Get the lead out and start writing!
Shake the lead out!I want it done today，not next week.
break out into assholes
Oh，what you said! I'm breaking out into assholes? No!
sacked out
Here, it is ten o'clock,and he is still sacked oul!
gross out
That horror movie was a real gross-out.
What a gross-out day has been!
He attempts the ultimate gross-out "self-expression" of the kind found in Greenwich Village.
throw out
A throw-out who feigns sickness on the street is trying to gain sympathy from passers for begging money.
flaked out
You look pretty Haked-out yourself.
The enemy troops were flaked-out and demoralized.
stretch out
She stretches out.，and everybody listens.
psych somebody out
The batter tried to psych out the pitcher, but it didn't work.
He won't psych me out as he did her.
out of ones league
The matter's fortunately out of my league.
He was so sophisticated，just someone way out of her league.
rank somebody out
He really ranks me out. What a pest!
He will rank you out for what happened.
out the gazoo
We have old magazines out the gazoo here. Can't we throw some of them away?
Go away. I have problems our the gazoo. I don't need any more of them from you.
out of it
The Hawks are out of it this season.
If our team loses two more games, we'll be out of it.
He's a nice guy, but he's out of it.
Fred is out of it most of the time. He even looks dull.
I had been so out of it, I hadn't heard her question.
duke somebody out
Bob dukcd out the mugger with a jab to the check.
Dirk Hamilon duked himself out.
bent out of shape
Man, there is no reason to get so bent out of shape. I didn't mean any harm.
I got bent out of shape because of maltreatment I received.
I was so bent out of shape I thought I'd never recover.
spitred out
Wow，you look spiffed out! Where are you going?
make little ones out of big ones
He got made little ones out of big ones for two years.
stick it out
It's rough as hell,but I'll stick it out.
The hundred stricken stuck it out to the end.
cutting out dolls
She has her cutting out paper dolls.
suss somebody out
I can't seem to suss Tom out. What a strange guy.
fonked out heavy
The children were fonked out heavy.
whip out
A whole lot of what you call your up-front whip-out.
They are whipping out and greeting each other.
come out on top
Who came out on top in the poll?
rig out
That rig-out does not suit her.
a waiter's rig-out
fresh out
I'm fresh out of coffee so you'll have to have tea.
stand out
Bob is a real stand-out in our bowling league.
This car is a real stand-out as a speed machine.
pull out all the stops
Then the mayor decided to pull out all the stops.
evened out
A: I was really emotionally fucked up. B: Are you evened out now?
stick out like a sore thumb
Do you think I would stick out like a sure thumb at the party if I wore this coat?
bawling out
President Truman on Tuesday dealt the new Czechoslovak Ambassador a first class bawling out.
nodded out
Walter's nodded out after his fix.
get ones nose out of joint
You get your nose out of joint too easily about stuff like that.
Now, don't get your nose out of joint.She didn't mean it.
There is relatively little information about out, maybe you can watch a bilingual story to relax your mood, I wish you a happy day!
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