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        out ​Definitions and Synonyms ​‌‌‌
        ​adverb, preposition
                        UK             /aʊt/
                                
                                                                            
            
                
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                        out  adjective            
                                                        
                        out  verb            
                                                        
                        out  noun            
                                                        
                        out-  prefix            
                                                        
                        do out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        go out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        ace out  phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        act out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        all out phrase            
                                                        
                        all-out  adjective            
                                                        
                        ask out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        back out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        bail out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        bale out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        bang out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        bash out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        bawl out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        bear out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        beat out phrasal verb            
                                                        
                        bed out phrasal verb            
                            
                        
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        DEFINITIONS25
        Out can be used in the following ways:
        as an adverb: We went out into the garden.He took out a penknife.
        after the verb ‘to be’: You were out when I called.The house was silent and all the lights were out.
        in the preposition phrase out of: I got out of bed and went downstairs. In American English and spoken British English out itself is commonly used as a preposition, but many British people consider that this use is not correct: I looked out the window.
                                                
        1. 1
           when you leave a place
          1. 1a
            used for saying that someone leaves their home or place of work in order to visit someone, have a meal, buy something etc
            Dr Hammond’s out just now, visiting a patient.
            take someone out: 
            Why don’t you take Dad out for a drink?
            be/get out and about  (=go to other places and meet people): 
            Try to get out and about more – make new friends.
                                                                                       
                                                            
                                         
          2. 1b
            leaving a room or building
            She went out, slamming the door behind her.
            Frank was just coming out of the library.
            I followed him out of the door and down the stairs.
            ‘Get out!’ she screamed. ‘Get out of my house.’
          3. 1c
            away from an area, town, or country
            Follow the main road out of Newport.
            I’ll be out of town for a couple of weeks.
                  
          4. 1d
            no longer in prison
            a convicted murderer who will be out again in seven or eight years’ time
                                                                                 
                                                            
                                         
        2. 2
           when something is removed from where it was
          1. 2a
            from inside a container, hole, or space
            He opened the drawer and took out a large brown envelope.
            Take that chewing gum out of your mouth.
                                                                                       
                                                            
                                         
          2. 2b
            used for saying that something is removed from a place where it was fixed
            When I opened the book, I saw that several pages had been torn out.
            I had a tooth out this morning.
            You’ll have to take the four screws out, then you can remove the cover.
          3. 2c
            used for stating where money is taken from
            One employer had taken £60,000 out of his company’s pension fund.
            out of: 
            The money will all come out of my personal bank account.
                  
        3. 3
           outside
          1. 3a
            not inside a building
            Is it cold out?
            The children are out in the garden.
            out there: 
            I was standing out there in the rain.
                                                                                       
                                                            
                                         
          2. 3b
            from inside a building or vehicle towards something outside
            I stood by the window, staring out into the darkness.
            He stopped the car, leaned out, and called to me.
        4. 4
           far away
          1. 4a
            used for saying that someone or something is in another place far away
            Her son’s gone out to Australia.
            way out: 
            They live way out in the countryside.
            out there: 
            I wonder if there’s life out there on another planet somewhere.
                                                                                       
                                                            
                                         
          2. 4b
            used for saying how far away from a place something is
            The East Midlands airport is just four miles out of Nottingham.
          3. 4c
            used for saying how far away from the coast a boat is
            a yacht drifting helplessly 200 miles out in the Atlantic
        5. 5
           when someone/something is removed
          1. 5a
            used for saying that a mark is removed from the surface of something
            Notes in pencil had been rubbed out.
            Ink stains will come out if you rub them with vinegar and salt.
                                                                                 
                                                            
                                         
          2. 5b
            used for saying that something that you do not want is got rid of
            Have you thrown out yesterday’s paper?
            We need to root out racism in the police and army.
          3. 5c
            used for saying that someone is forced to leave a group, organization, or job
            Frederick was kicked out of the army in 1998.
            The union threw out 26 members who refused to join the strike.
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          used for saying that a new product, book, record etc is available for people to buy
          It was back in November when the album came out.
          In his latest book, out today, he tells of his experiences in the civil war.
          Synonyms and related words
          Available to buy
          for sale
          out
          on the open market
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        7. 7
          used for saying that someone is unconscious or is made unconscious
          Arthur had hit his head on a beam and knocked himself out.
          I must have been out for five minutes before I recovered consciousness.
          Synonyms and related words
          Asleep and unconscious
          asleep
          unconscious
          comatose
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        8. 8
          used for saying that something is no longer fashionable
          This year pink is definitely out.
          Nylon shirts went out years ago.
          Synonyms and related words
          Old-fashioned
          old-fashioned
          primitive
          obsolete
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        9. 9
          with none of something left
          out of: 
          We’re out of toilet paper.
          run out of something  (=use all of something so that there is none left): 
          a motorist who had run out of petrol
          I’m running out of ideas – can you suggest anything?
          Synonyms and related words
          Finished and completed
          finished
          completed
          exhausted
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        10. 10
           able to be seen
          1. 10a
            if the sun or moon is out, it is not behind clouds
            The rain stopped and the sun came out.
          2. 10b
            if flowers are out, they have opened
            on a spring evening when the tulips are out
            Synonyms and related words
            Open
            open
            ajar
            wide
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        11. 11
          used for saying that workers are on strike  (=have stopped work in order to protest)
          Members of the Engineering Union came out in support of the miners.
          Workers at the Solihull factory are still out.
          Synonyms and related words
          Strikes and other union activity
          action
          blackleg
          break a strike
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        12. 12
          used for saying that someone is not allowed to continue taking part in a competition or series of games, especially because they have been defeated
          If we don’t win today, we’ll be out of the championships.
          Synonyms and related words
          Words used to describe positions in a competition
          against
          by a neck
          clear
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        13. 13
           not burning, or not shining
          1. 13a
            no longer burning
            No wonder it’s cold in here – you’ve let the fire go out.
          2. 13b
            used for saying that lights have been switched off
            The children were in bed and the lights were out.
        14. 14
          used for saying that a political party or leader no longer controls the government of a country
          Many people voted Liberal just to keep the Tories out.
          secret efforts to force the President out of power
          Synonyms and related words
          Relating to political parties and their supporters
          apolitical
          bipartisan
          critic
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        15. 15
          used for saying that a book, DVD etc is not in a library because someone has borrowed it
          We do have the book you asked for, but it’s out at the moment.
        16. 16
          ​informalif a particular idea, suggestion, or activity is out, it is not possible or it cannot be accepted
          I’ve hurt my back, so gardening is out as far as I’m concerned.
          Anything that costs more than £3,000 is out.
          Synonyms and related words
          Not possible
          impossible
          unbelievable
          no-go
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        17. 17
          used for saying that a sound or voice is loud and clear
          Church bells rang out across the land.
          Someone called out to me from an upstairs window.
          out loud: 
          Don’t whisper, say it out loud so we can all hear.
          Synonyms and related words
          Describing loud and noisy sounds
          loud
          noisy
          shrill
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        18. 18
          ​Britishused for saying that a number, calculation, or measurement is not correct
          Their calculations were out by about two million pounds.
          not far out  (=almost correct): 
          Paul reckoned we’d need 12 gallons of paint, and he wasn’t far out.
          Synonyms and related words
          Inexact and inaccurate
          incorrect
          inexact
          wrong
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        19. 19
          if the tide is out, the sea is at a lower level
          Now that the tide was out, we could walk across the sands.
          Synonyms and related words
          Movements of water
          course
          current
          down
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        20. 20
          if information is out, it becomes publicly known
          At last her secret was out and, of course, there would be a scandal.
          The exam results aren’t out yet.
          So the news has leaked out already, has it?
          Synonyms and related words
          Known and not secret
          known
          overt
          transparent
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        21. 21
          used for saying that you give or send things to a number of different people
          The money will be shared out between 22 different charities.
          Have you sent out the invitations yet?
        22. 22
          if a player or team is out during a game of cricket or baseball, they are no longer batting
          The West Indies Team were all out before lunch.
          Synonyms and related words
          Baseball positions, actions and equipment
          balk
          ballpark
          base
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          Synonyms and related words
          Cricket
          the Ashes
          at stumps
          bail
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        23. 23
          used for saying that the bones in your back have moved and it is very painful
          Dad threw his back out moving the sofa.
          Synonyms and related words
          Bones and joints in the body
          ankle
          backbone
          ball-and-socket joint
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        24. 24
          ​mainly Americanused for saying that a machine or a piece of electrical equipment is not working
          The copy machine is out again.
          Synonyms and related words
          Describing machines and pieces of equipment
          all-singing, all-dancing
          analog
          analogue
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          used for saying that someone is no longer in a bad situation
          out of trouble/danger/mischief etc: 
          Parents will be relieved that their children are out of danger.
          Stacey will be allowed to go free on condition that he stays out of trouble for a year.
          be out of it: 
          Everyone was fighting everyone else – I’m glad to be out of it.
          a way out  (=a way of escaping from a bad situation): 
          We are facing a major crisis and there is no easy way out.
        phrases
         before the day/week/month/year etc is out
         be out to do something
         one out of ten/99 out of 100 etc
         out of hospital/school/college etc
         out of interest/respect/pity etc
         out of it
         out of wood/metal/plastic etc
         out with it
         run out/sell out
                        
        Definition and synonyms of out from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.
        This is the British English definition of out.View American English definition of out.
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