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1. (preposition) out of
having none of a supply left
We're out of milk.; We're running out of people to ask for help.
2. out of
run out of
not in a bad situation anymore
Doctors watched her until she was out of danger.
3. out of
from the inside to a place that is not inside
a dog with its head out the car window; He took a letter out of the box.
4. out of
2 out of 4/three out of five etc.
indicates a percentage
Six out of ten couples buy a diamond engagement ring.
5. out of
out of curiosity/worry/interest etc.
because you are feeling curious, worried, etc.
I called the number, just out of curiosity.
6. out of
out of it
feeling that it is difficult to think
I felt so tired and out of it.
7. out of
out of town
traveling outside your city, town, etc.
He's out of town for a couple of weeks.
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Sense: from inside
He took it out of the bag.
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Afrikaans: uit, uithaal |
Arabic: من داخِل |
Bulgarian: от вътре |
Brazilian: de dentro de |
Czech: z |
German: heraus |
Danish: ud af |
Greek: από μέσα (προς τα έξω) |
Spanish: fuera de |
Estonian: välja |
Farsi: از درون |
Finnish: ulos |
French: hors de |
Hebrew: מִתוֹך |
Hindi: अंदर से |
Croatian: iznutra |
Hungarian: (vhonnan, vmiből) ki |
Indonesian: ke luar |
Icelandic: út/upp úr |
Italian: fuori da |
Japanese: ~から |
Korean: ...의 안에서 밖으로 |
Lithuanian: iš |
Latvian: no |
Malay: keluar |
Dutch: uit |
Norwegian: opp, ut av |
Polish: z |
Persian: از درون |
Pashto: له د ننه |
Portuguese: de dentro de |
Romanian: afară din |
Russian: из |
Slovak: z |
Slovenian: iz |
Serbian: iz |
Swedish: ut (fram) ur |
Thai: ออกจาก |
Turkish: ...-den/dan dışarı |
Taiwanese: 從裏向外 |
Ukrainian: з |
Urdu: اندر سے باہر |
Vietnamese: ra khỏi |
Chinese: 从里向外 |
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