send out of

send (one) out of (some place)

To instruct or direct one to leave some place. The boss sent me out of his office with a stern warning not to be late again. We sent the kids out of the house to play in the sunshine for a while.

send someone out of something

and send someone out

to order someone to leave something or some place. The teacher sent the student out of the room. The teacher sent out the troublesome students.

词组	send out of
释义	send out of send (one) out of (some place) To instruct or direct one to leave some place. The boss sent me out of his office with a stern warning not to be late again. We sent the kids out of the house to play in the sunshine for a while. See also: of, out, send Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. send someone out of something and send someone out to order someone to leave something or some place. The teacher sent the student out of the room. The teacher sent out the troublesome students. See also: of, out, send McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: send (one) out of (some place) send (one) out send out send on send (one) on (something) send for (someone or something) send off send (one) off get the memo come from (someone or something)
随便看	roust rousted roust (one) out of (something) roust out roust out of rout route route around route (someone or something) around (something or some place) route (someone or something) to (something or some place) route to rout out rout out of some place roving roving eye row row back row out to row out to (something or some place) Roy royal royal pain royal pain in the ass royal road to royal road (to something)