loom out of

loom out of (something)

To be or become visible by piercing or penetrating some thick, blanketing thing, such as fog, shadow, mist, etc. A huge hooded figure loomed out of the shadows, wielding a knife and demanding that we give him our wallets. The gigantic mountain looms out of the blanket of clouds like an ancient titan.

loom out of something

to appear to come out of or penetrate something. A truck suddenly loomed out of the fog and just missed hitting us. A tall building loomed out of the mists.

词组	loom out of
释义	loom out of loom out of (something) To be or become visible by piercing or penetrating some thick, blanketing thing, such as fog, shadow, mist, etc. A huge hooded figure loomed out of the shadows, wielding a knife and demanding that we give him our wallets. The gigantic mountain looms out of the blanket of clouds like an ancient titan. See also: loom, of, out Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. loom out of something to appear to come out of or penetrate something. A truck suddenly loomed out of the fog and just missed hitting us. A tall building loomed out of the mists. See also: loom, of, out McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: loom out of (something) loom up (as) thick as pea soup thick as pea soup pea souper fog over mist up Scotch mist fog in piercing scream
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