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I . out [aʊt] AGG pred

4. out (in blossom):

to be out
to be out tree also

5. out:

6. out colloq (existing):

7. out (known):

to be out
to be out secret, news
[the] truth will out

8. out:

to be out (asleep)
to be out (unconscious)

12. out colloq:

13. out (not possible):

to be out

14. out (off):

to be out light, TV
to be out fire

15. out (inaccurate):

to be out
to be out watch

16. out homosexual:

to be out

17. out tide:

the tide is out

II . out [aʊt] AVV

1. out (not in sth):

out
“keep out!”
to keep sb/sth out

3. out (away from home, for a social activity):

to ask sb out [for a drink/meal]
to eat out
to go out

5. out (fully, absolutely):

burnt out also fig
tired out
out and away ingl am

7. out (to an end, finished) AVIAZ:

“over and out”
to die out
to die out
to die out fig applause
to fight sth out

8. out (out of prison):

to let sb out

9. out (unconscious):

to knock sb out
to pass out

10. out (dislocated):

12. out (outdated):

to go out

13. out (time off):

14. out tide:

15. out ingl am:

out (at a distant place)
ven
out at sea
out west
out west (west coast)

III . out [aʊt] VB vb trans to out sb

1. out (eject):

to out sb
to out sb

2. out BOXE:

to out sb

3. out homosexual:

to out sb

IV . out [aʊt] PREP colloq

out
iz +gen
to run out the door

ˈout-and-out AGG attr

chill-out [ˈtʃɪlaʊt] AGG attr

chill-out room, area:

chuck·er-ˈout <chuckers-out> SOST ingl brit colloq

clapped-out [ˈklæptaʊt] AGG ingl brit ingl Aus colloq

I . cut-out [ˈkʌtaʊt] SOST

1. cut-out (shape):

izrez m

2. cut-out (stereotype):

3. cut-out (switch):

II . cut-out [ˈkʌtaʊt] AGG

gross-out [ˈgrəʊsaʊt] SOST colloq

II . level off, level out VB vb trans

out·ˈfront AGG ingl am colloq

ˈout of PREP

1. out of after vb (towards outside):

out of
iz +gen

5. out of (spoken by):

out of
iz +gen

6. out of (made from):

out of
iz +gen

7. out of (motivated by):

out of
zaradi +gen

8. out of after sost (ratio of):

out of
od +gen

11. out of (sheltered from):

12. out of after vb (not connected, fashionable):

out of
iz +gen
to get out of hand
he must be out of his mind!
out of place

ˈout-pa·tient SOST

pass·ing-ˈout SOST ingl brit ingl Aus

I . ˈpull-out SOST

1. pull-out MILIT:

umik m

2. pull-out MEDIA:

II . ˈpull-out AGG

rain off ingl brit, rain out VB vb trans passive ingl am to be rained off

ˈsell-out SOST

2. sell-out (betrayal):

izdaja f

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This took the shine out of the rehabilitation package.
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As a result, the fleet straggled out of the harbour in no particular formation.
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Kid isn't at the head of his class, nor is he flunking out.
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