英语词组out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

out (some amount of money)

Having lost, wasted, or spent some amount of money; having some amount of money less at one's disposal. You little punk! I'm out nearly $500 in repairs because of what you did to my car! I'm very choosy about the movies I go see in the theater—if I'm going to be out 15 bucks, I'll be damn sure it's something I really want to see.

starve (someone or something) out

To deprive someone or something of food in order to force them to submit or surrender. The terrorists have indicated that they will not leave the building peacefully, so police are planning to simply starve them out. The empire's army began starving the rebel city out, its siege lasting nearly three months.

*out (in blossom)

and *out (in bloom)

[of a plant or tree] blooming; [of flowers] open in blooms. (*Typically: be ~; come ~.) All the trees were out in blossom. The daffodils won't be out until next week.

*out

(from under someone or something)

1. Lit. out from beneath someone or something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; crawl ~; creep ~; move ~.) Will you please get out from under my bed? The dog got out from under her just before she sat down.

2. Fig. free of someone's control or the burden of a problem. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; crawl ~; move ~.) Mary wanted to get out from under her mother. There is so much work to do! I don't know when I'll ever get out from under it.

*out

(of something)

1. gone; having left some place; absent froma place; escaped. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) The monkey is out of its cage. Sam is out of the building at present.

2. having no more of something. (*Typically: be ~; run ~.) Sorry, we are fresh out of cucumbers. We ran out of catsup and mustard halfway through the picnic.

3. free of the responsibility of doing something. (*Typically: get ~.) Are you trying to get out of this job? You agreed to do it, and you can't get out of it!

*out

an excuse; means of avoiding something. (*Typically: have ~; give someone ~.) He's very clever. No matter what happens, he always has an out.

out (on strike)

to be away from one's job in a strike or protest. The workers went out on strike. We can't do anything while the workers are out.

out

1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. (Probably from far out.) Those guys are really out!

2. mod. out of fashion. (The opposite of in.) That kind of clothing is strictly out.

3. tv. to make someone’s homosexuality public. (Can be reflexive.) He outed himself at the party last Friday.

See:

(all) spiffed out
(all) talked out
(do something) like it's going out of style
(Have you) been keeping out of trouble?
(I've been) keeping out of trouble
(one) needs to get out more
(one's) eyes are out on stalks
(one's) eyes are popping out of (one's) head
(one's) eyes pop out of (one's) head
(one's) guts out
(one's) hands are tied
(one's) heart goes out to (someone)
(one's) heart out
(one's) nose is out of joint
(one's) tongue hangs out
(one's) tongue is hanging out
(one's) Venus turns out a whelp
(one's) way out of a paper bag
(one's) work is cut out for (one)
(out) on a limb
(out) on the town
(straight) out of central casting
(the) odd man out
(the) odd one out
a bit out of it
a bolt from the blue
a falling out
a fish out of water
a knock-down, drag-out fight
a night out
ace out
ace someone out
act out
after (one's) blood
age out
air one out
air out
all hell breaks loose
all out
all tuckered out
all-out
all-out war
alter beyond (all) recognition
alter out of (all) recognition
an all-out effort
another peep out of (one)
another peep out of you
appear out of thin air
appear, etc. out of thin air
apportion out
apportion out among
argue (one's) way out (of something)
argue out
argue way out of
arise from
as all get out
as as all get out
as if the sun shines out (someone's) backside
as it turned out
as it/things turned out
ask (one) out
ask out
at outs
average out
average out (to)
back out
back out (of something)
back out of
Bad money drives out good
bail (one) out of jail
bail out
bail out of jail
bail out on (one)
bail out on someone
bail out, to
balance out
ball (someone) out
ballpark figure
balls-out
bang out
barf out
Barf out!
barf someone out
barf-out
bark (something) out (to someone)
bark (something) out at (someone)
bark at
bark out at
barrel out
barrel out (of)
bat out
batted
batted out
battle (something) out
battle out
bawl (one's) eyes out
bawl out
be (all) out to (do something)
be (not) out of the woods
be (out) in left field
be (out) on the piss
be (out) on the razzle
be after (one's) blood
be after/out for somebody's blood
be as (something) as all get-out
be badly turned out
be blown out of the water
be carried out feet first
be cleaned out
be cut out for
be cut out for (something)
be cut out for somebody/something
be first out of the box
be fresh out of
be fresh out of something
be frightened out of (one's) wits
be frightened out of your wits
be hung out to dry
be in tune
be in use
be in/out of pocket
be in/out of step
be in/out of the frame
be in/out of tune
be in/out of use
be knocked out cold
be knocked out of the box
be laughed out of court
be laughing on the other side of your face
be laughing out of the other side of (one's) mouth
be left (out) in the cold
be like a fish out of water
be not cut out for something
be on the look out
be on the lookout
be on the way in
be on the way out
be on the way out/in
be out
be out for (something)
be out for blood
be out for the count
be out for/after (one's) scalp
be out in force
be out like a light
be out of (one's) brain
be out of (one's) depth
be out of (one's) element
be out of (one's) face
be out of (one's) hair
be out of (one's) hands
be out of (one's) head
be out of (one's) league
be out of (one's) mind
be out of (one's) mind with (something)
be out of (one's) shell
be out of (one's) skull
be out of (one's) tree
be out of (something)
be out of action
be out of bounds
be out of control
be out of favor (with one)
be out of fix
be out of here
be out of house and home
be out of humour
be out of it
be out of kilter
be out of line
be out of order
be out of place
be out of pocket
be out of shape
be out of somebody's league
be out of sorts
be out of square
be out of step
be out of stock
be out of sync (with someone or something)
be out of the ark
be out of the blocks
be out of the picture
be out of the question
be out of the way
be out of this world
be out of touch
be out of touch with (someone or something)
be out of tune
be out of use
be out of your tree
be out on (one's) ear
be out on (one's) feet
be out on a limb
be out on the tiles
be out on the town
be out on your ear
be out there
be out to do something
be out to get (one)
be out to get someone
be out to lunch
be picked out of a hat
be put out of business
be put out of humour
be put out of sorts
be put out to grass
be rained out
be ruled out of court
be snatched out of the jaws of death
be snowed out
be speaking out of both sides of (one's) mouth
be talking out of both sides of (one's) mouth
be tearing (one's) hair out
be tearing your hair out
be togged out (in something)
be togged out/up
be togged up (in something)
be turfed out
be well out of (something)
be well out of something
be well turned out
be well, badly, etc. turned out
be, etc. in/out of touch
be, feel, etc. out of sorts
be, get, etc. out of control
be, go, etc. out/out of the window
be/feel out of it/things
be/go out like a light
be/go out of your mind
be/go out on the razzle
bear out
beat (one's) brains out
beat (something) out of (someone or something)
beat brains out
beat one’s brains out
beat one’s brains out to do something
beat one's brains (out), to
beat one's brains out
beat out
beat someone/something out
beat someone’s brains out
beat something out
beat the (living) daylights out of (one)
beat the bejesus out of (one)
beat the bejesus out of someone
beat the crap out of (someone)
beat the daylights out of
beat the hell out of
beat the hell out of (one)
beat the living daylights out of
beat the living daylights out of someone
beat the living daylights out of, to
beat the shit out of (one)
beat the stuffing out of (someone)
beat the tar out of
beat the tar out of (one)
beat your brains out
beat/knock/kick the hell out of somebody/something
beat/scare the daylights out of somebody
beefed out
been keeping out of trouble
been keeping out of trouble?
beguile (someone) out of (something)
beguile out of
belch out
bell out
bellow out
belly out
belt out
bend out of shape
bent out of shape
bilk (one) out of (something)
bilk out of
billow out
blab out
black out
blank out
blare out
bleach out
bleep out
blimp out
bliss (one) out
bliss out
bliss someone out
blissed out
blissed-out
blitz (one) out
blitz out
blitz someone out
blitzed (out)
blitzed out
block out
blossom into
blossom out
blot out
blot someone out
blow
blow (one's) brains out
blow (someone or something) out of the water
blow (something) out of (all) proportion
blow (something) up out of proportion
blow brains out
blow it out your ear
Blow it out your ear!
blow itself out
blow one's brains out
blow out
blow out of proportion
blow out of the water
blow somebody/something out of the water
blow someone out
blow someone out of the water
blow someone’s brains out
blow your/somebody's brains out
blown (all) out of proportion
blown out
blow-out
bluff (one's) way out of (something)
bluff (someone) out of (something)
bluff out
bluff way out
blurt out
board out
boil (something) out of (something)
boil out of
bolt from the blue, a
bolt out
bomb (someone or something) out
bomb out
bomb out (of something)
bomb out of something
bombed out
bone out
bonged (out)
bonged out
book (on) out
book on out
book out
boom out
boot (someone or something) out
boot or an animal out
boot out
boot someone out
bored out of (one's) brains
bored out of (one's) mind
bored out of (one's) skull
born out of wedlock
bottle out
bottom drops out
bottom drops out, the
bottom falls out
bottom fell out
bottom out
bounce out
bow out
bow out of the running
bowl out
brains out
branch out
brave it out
brave out
brazen (it) out
brazen it out
brazen it out, to
brazen out
break in(to) tears
break out
break out in a cold sweat
break out in a rash
break out in tears and break in tears
break out in(to) tears
break out with
break out with (something)
breathe out
breeze out
brew-out
bring (one) out of (one's) shell
bring (someone or something) out in droves
bring (someone or something) out of (somewhere or someone)
bring (someone) back out
bring (something) out of mothballs
bring back out
bring out
bring out in droves
bring out of
bring out of mothballs
bring out of shell
bring out the best in
bring out the best in (one)
bring out the best in somebody
bring out the worst in (one)
bring out the worst in somebody
broaden out
brown out
bud out
buff out
bug out
bug-out bag
build (something) out over (something)
build out of
build out of (something)
build out onto
build out onto (something)
build out over
bulge out
bum out
bum someone out
bummed (out)
bummed out
burbed out
burgeon out
burn (one) out of (something)
burn itself out
burn out
burn out of
burned out
burned out, to be
burnt out
burst into
burst out
burst out crying
burst out doing
burst out into
burst out into (something)
burst out laughing
burst out of (somewhere or something)
burst out with
burst out with (something)
bush out
bust out
bust out laughing
bust out of (some place)
bust out of some place
bust out of this popsicle stand
bust someone out of somewhere
butt out
Butt out!
buy (one's) way out (of something)
buy out
buy way out
cajole (one) out of (something)
cajole out of
call out
call someone out
camp out
cancel each other out
cancel out
cancel out of
cancel out of (something)
cancel someone out of something
can't make a silk purse (out) of a sow's ear
can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
can't make anything out (of something)
can't make heads or tails (out) of (someone or something)
can't punch (one's) way out of a paper bag
can't punch one's way out of a paper bag
card in
card out
carry out
carve (out) a niche
carve a niche
carve out
case out
case someone/something out
cash out
cash someone out
cast out
catch out
caught out
chalk out
change beyond (all) recognition
change out of
change out of (all) recognition
change out of (something)
change, alter, etc. beyond/out of recognition
charge out
chart out
chase (someone or something) out of (some place)
chase from some place
chase out of some place Go to chase
cheat (one) out of (something)
cheat out of
check out
check out the plumbing
check out, to

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词组	out
释义	out Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL/DRUGS mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. All four of them were totally out.Those guys are really out! Theme: OLD-FASHIONED mod. out of fashion. (The opposite of in.) That kind of clothing is strictly out.You need to tell me which of my dresses is out this season. out 1. adjective 1 publicly and openly homosexual. An abbreviation of the full 'out of the CLOSET' UK, 1979. 2 unfashionable; no longer fashionable UK, 1966. 3 no longer imprisoned UK, 1974. 4 experiencing the bleed period of the menstrual cycle US, 2000 2. noun an excuse, an alibi, a means of avoiding responsibility or difficulty US, 1910.► on the outused of a prisoner when not imprisoned UK, 1984 3. verb 1 to disclose another person's homosexuality. Usually done to a public figure, and most commonly to one who is publicly anti-homosexual, such as J. Edgar Hoover or the cadre of gay men who surrounded Lt Col. Oliver North in the Reagan White House US, 1990. 2 to suspend or ban a player or competitor AUSTRALIA, 1962.► out someone's lightto kill someone TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1987 4. used in farewell US, 1993 idiomout► have it out with sbbe out coldto be unconscious, especially because of being hit:The gunman lay on the floor, out cold in a puddle of wine.Kruger threw a real punch and knocked Raft out cold.be out of itspoken to not know or understand what is happening because you are tired, confused, or affected by drugs or alcohol:After the injection I was completely out of it, so I had no idea what anybody was talking about.Evans complained he hadn't been skating well, and came off the ice saying that he felt overweight and out of it.be (way) out there AmEAmEspoken used in order to say that something is very strange or unusual:Have you seen Cronenberg's new film? It's way out there."There was a TV show about baby sharks that eat each other in the womb." "Man, that's way out there!" out (some amount of money) Having lost, wasted, or spent some amount of money; having some amount of money less at one's disposal. You little punk! I'm out nearly $500 in repairs because of what you did to my car! I'm very choosy about the movies I go see in the theater—if I'm going to be out 15 bucks, I'll be damn sure it's something I really want to see. starve (someone or something) out To deprive someone or something of food in order to force them to submit or surrender. The terrorists have indicated that they will not leave the building peacefully, so police are planning to simply starve them out. The empire's army began starving the rebel city out, its siege lasting nearly three months. out (in blossom) and out (in bloom) [of a plant or tree] blooming; [of flowers] open in blooms. (Typically: be ~; come ~.) All the trees were out in blossom. The daffodils won't be out until next week. out (from under someone or something) 1. Lit. out from beneath someone or something. (Typically: be ~; get ~; crawl ~; creep ~; move ~.) Will you please get out from under my bed? The dog got out from under her just before she sat down. 2. Fig.* free of someone's control or the burden of a problem. (Typically: be ~; get ~; crawl ~; move ~.) Mary wanted to get out from under her mother. There is so much work to do! I don't know when I'll ever get out from under it. out (of something) 1. gone; having left some place; absent froma place; escaped. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) The monkey is out of its cage. Sam is out of the building at present. 2. having no more of something. (Typically: be ~; run ~.) Sorry, we are fresh out of cucumbers. We ran out of catsup and mustard halfway through the picnic. 3. free of the responsibility of doing something. (Typically: get ~.) Are you trying to get out of this job? You agreed to do it, and you can't get out of it! out an excuse; means of avoiding something. (Typically: have ~; give* someone ~.) He's very clever. No matter what happens, he always has an out. out (on strike) to be away from one's job in a strike or protest. The workers went out on strike. We can't do anything while the workers are out. out 1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. (Probably from far out.) Those guys are really out! 2. mod. out of fashion. (The opposite of in.) That kind of clothing is strictly out. 3. tv. to make someone’s homosexuality public. (Can be reflexive.) He outed himself at the party last Friday. See: (all) spiffed out (all) talked out (do something) like it's going out of style (Have you) been keeping out of trouble? (I've been) keeping out of trouble (one) needs to get out more (one's) eyes are out on stalks (one's) eyes are popping out of (one's) head (one's) eyes pop out of (one's) head (one's) guts out (one's) hands are tied (one's) heart goes out to (someone) (one's) heart out (one's) nose is out of joint (one's) tongue hangs out (one's) tongue is hanging out (one's) Venus turns out a whelp (one's) way out of a paper bag (one's) work is cut out for (one) (out) on a limb (out) on the town (straight) out of central casting (the) odd man out (the) odd one out a bit out of it a bolt from the blue a falling out a fish out of water a knock-down, drag-out fight a night out ace out ace someone out act out after (one's) blood age out air one out air out all hell breaks loose all out all tuckered out all-out all-out war alter beyond (all) recognition alter out of (all) recognition an all-out effort another peep out of (one) another peep out of you appear out of thin air appear, etc. out of thin air apportion out apportion out among argue (one's) way out (of something) argue out argue way out of arise from as all get out as as all get out as if the sun shines out (someone's) backside as it turned out as it/things turned out ask (one) out ask out at outs average out average out (to) back out back out (of something) back out of Bad money drives out good bail (one) out of jail bail out bail out of jail bail out on (one) bail out on someone bail out, to balance out ball (someone) out ballpark figure balls-out bang out barf out Barf out! barf someone out barf-out bark (something) out (to someone) bark (something) out at (someone) bark at bark out at barrel out barrel out (of) bat out batted batted out battle (something) out battle out bawl (one's) eyes out bawl out be (all) out to (do something) be (not) out of the woods be (out) in left field be (out) on the piss be (out) on the razzle be after (one's) blood be after/out for somebody's blood be as (something) as all get-out be badly turned out be blown out of the water be carried out feet first be cleaned out be cut out for be cut out for (something) be cut out for somebody/something be first out of the box be fresh out of be fresh out of something be frightened out of (one's) wits be frightened out of your wits be hung out to dry be in tune be in use be in/out of pocket be in/out of step be in/out of the frame be in/out of tune be in/out of use be knocked out cold be knocked out of the box be laughed out of court be laughing on the other side of your face be laughing out of the other side of (one's) mouth be left (out) in the cold be like a fish out of water be not cut out for something be on the look out be on the lookout be on the way in be on the way out be on the way out/in be out be out for (something) be out for blood be out for the count be out for/after (one's) scalp be out in force be out like a light be out of (one's) brain be out of (one's) depth be out of (one's) element be out of (one's) face be out of (one's) hair be out of (one's) hands be out of (one's) head be out of (one's) league be out of (one's) mind be out of (one's) mind with (something) be out of (one's) shell be out of (one's) skull be out of (one's) tree be out of (something) be out of action be out of bounds be out of control be out of favor (with one) be out of fix be out of here be out of house and home be out of humour be out of it be out of kilter be out of line be out of order be out of place be out of pocket be out of shape be out of somebody's league be out of sorts be out of square be out of step be out of stock be out of sync (with someone or something) be out of the ark be out of the blocks be out of the picture be out of the question be out of the way be out of this world be out of touch be out of touch with (someone or something) be out of tune be out of use be out of your tree be out on (one's) ear be out on (one's) feet be out on a limb be out on the tiles be out on the town be out on your ear be out there be out to do something be out to get (one) be out to get someone be out to lunch be picked out of a hat be put out of business be put out of humour be put out of sorts be put out to grass be rained out be ruled out of court be snatched out of the jaws of death be snowed out be speaking out of both sides of (one's) mouth be talking out of both sides of (one's) mouth be tearing (one's) hair out be tearing your hair out be togged out (in something) be togged out/up be togged up (in something) be turfed out be well out of (something) be well out of something be well turned out be well, badly, etc. turned out be, etc. in/out of touch be, feel, etc. out of sorts be, get, etc. out of control be, go, etc. out/out of the window be/feel out of it/things be/go out like a light be/go out of your mind be/go out on the razzle bear out beat (one's) brains out beat (something) out of (someone or something) beat brains out beat one’s brains out beat one’s brains out to do something beat one's brains (out), to beat one's brains out beat out beat someone/something out beat someone’s brains out beat something out beat the (living) daylights out of (one) beat the bejesus out of (one) beat the bejesus out of someone beat the crap out of (someone) beat the daylights out of beat the hell out of beat the hell out of (one) beat the living daylights out of beat the living daylights out of someone beat the living daylights out of, to beat the shit out of (one) beat the stuffing out of (someone) beat the tar out of beat the tar out of (one) beat your brains out beat/knock/kick the hell out of somebody/something beat/scare the daylights out of somebody beefed out been keeping out of trouble been keeping out of trouble? beguile (someone) out of (something) beguile out of belch out bell out bellow out belly out belt out bend out of shape bent out of shape bilk (one) out of (something) bilk out of billow out blab out black out blank out blare out bleach out bleep out blimp out bliss (one) out bliss out bliss someone out blissed out blissed-out blitz (one) out blitz out blitz someone out blitzed (out) blitzed out block out blossom into blossom out blot out blot someone out blow blow (one's) brains out blow (someone or something) out of the water blow (something) out of (all) proportion blow (something) up out of proportion blow brains out blow it out your ear Blow it out your ear! blow itself out blow one's brains out blow out blow out of proportion blow out of the water blow somebody/something out of the water blow someone out blow someone out of the water blow someone’s brains out blow your/somebody's brains out blown (all) out of proportion blown out blow-out bluff (one's) way out of (something) bluff (someone) out of (something) bluff out bluff way out blurt out board out boil (something) out of (something) boil out of bolt from the blue, a bolt out bomb (someone or something) out bomb out bomb out (of something) bomb out of something bombed out bone out bonged (out) bonged out book (on) out book on out book out boom out boot (someone or something) out boot or an animal out boot out boot someone out bored out of (one's) brains bored out of (one's) mind bored out of (one's) skull born out of wedlock bottle out bottom drops out bottom drops out, the bottom falls out bottom fell out bottom out bounce out bow out bow out of the running bowl out brains out branch out brave it out brave out brazen (it) out brazen it out brazen it out, to brazen out break in(to) tears break out break out in a cold sweat break out in a rash break out in tears and break in tears break out in(to) tears break out with break out with (something) breathe out breeze out brew-out bring (one) out of (one's) shell bring (someone or something) out in droves bring (someone or something) out of (somewhere or someone) bring (someone) back out bring (something) out of mothballs bring back out bring out bring out in droves bring out of bring out of mothballs bring out of shell bring out the best in bring out the best in (one) bring out the best in somebody bring out the worst in (one) bring out the worst in somebody broaden out brown out bud out buff out bug out bug-out bag build (something) out over (something) build out of build out of (something) build out onto build out onto (something) build out over bulge out bum out bum someone out bummed (out) bummed out burbed out burgeon out burn (one) out of (something) burn itself out burn out burn out of burned out burned out, to be burnt out burst into burst out burst out crying burst out doing burst out into burst out into (something) burst out laughing burst out of (somewhere or something) burst out with burst out with (something) bush out bust out bust out laughing bust out of (some place) bust out of some place bust out of this popsicle stand bust someone out of somewhere butt out Butt out! buy (one's) way out (of something) buy out buy way out cajole (one) out of (something) cajole out of call out call someone out camp out cancel each other out cancel out cancel out of cancel out of (something) cancel someone out of something can't make a silk purse (out) of a sow's ear can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear can't make anything out (of something) can't make heads or tails (out) of (someone or something) can't punch (one's) way out of a paper bag can't punch one's way out of a paper bag card in card out carry out carve (out) a niche carve a niche carve out case out case someone/something out cash out cash someone out cast out catch out caught out chalk out change beyond (all) recognition change out of change out of (all) recognition change out of (something) change, alter, etc. beyond/out of recognition charge out chart out chase (someone or something) out of (some place) chase from some place chase out of some place Go to chase cheat (one) out of (something) cheat out of check out check out the plumbing check out, to 1234567
随便看	had in sights had in somebody's sights had in someone's sights had in stock had in store had in their sights had in tow had in your sights had-it had it had it all over had it all together had it away had it bad had it both ways had itchy feet had itchy fingers had it coming had it in had it in for had it in for her had it in for him had it in for me had it in for them had it in for us