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Expresiones con palabras claves - Palabra "out"
Idioms with key words - Word "out"
out and about
repuesto, por ahí
out at the elbows
raído
out front
adelante, en frente (de un edificio)
out in left field
totalmente equivocado
out in the cold
al margen
out in the open
al aire libre
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With just a few days of rest you'll beout and aboutagain.
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I love this jacket but it's a bitout at the elbows.
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 You go get the car, I'll wait for youout front.
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 That's not what happened! You'reout in left field!
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 The other boys started playing football and left meout in the cold.
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I want to go camping, spend a few daysout in the open.
out loud
en voz alta
out of bounds
prohibido
out of breath
sin aliento
out of business
cerrado
out of circulation
fuera de circulación
out of commission
fuera de servicio
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 Jack's great aunt is quite deaf so we have to talkout loud.
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We're not allowed to enter my father's study, it isout of bounds.
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We were allout of breathafter climbing that hill.
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 The big department stores left my storeout of business.
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I'm sorry, sir, but this currency isout of circulation.
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 The elevator will beout of commissiontomorrow.
out of condition
en mala forma/mal estado
 
out of context
fuera de contexto
out of control/hand
fuera de control
out of date/fashion
pasado de moda
out of harm's way/the woods
a salvo
out of here
fuera de aquí
out of it
en otra onda
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 The toilettes in this school are allout of condition.
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What Miss Smith said on that interview was takenout of context.
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 You must be more severe with your students or they will getout of control.
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Do you think this music will goout of fashion?
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As the President's bodyguard, it's your job to keep the Presidentout of harm's way.
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Stan wasout of itat the pub, he had too much to drink.
out of joint
dislocado
out of line
fuera de lugar
out of one's head
borracho
out of nowhere/the blue
de la nada
out of one's system
quitarse algo de encima
out of order
no funcionar
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Hank got his shoulderout of jointplaying football.
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Stacey's comment was a bitout of line,don't you think?
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I was soout of my headat the party that I don't remember much of it.
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Wendy was crossing the street and a car appearedout of the blue.
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 There's so much I need to getout of my systemI don't know where to begin.
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My printer isout of order, may I use yours?
out of phase
desfasado
out of place
fuera de lugar
 
out of pocket
salir perdiendo
out of practice
desentrenado
out of proportion
desproporcionado
out of range
fuera del alcance
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 The band soundedout of phaseon the stage, didn't they?
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I can't go to my ex-boyfriend's wedding. I'll be totallyout of place.
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 Those holidays in Fiji left meout of pocket.
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I haven't played tennis for years, I'm totallyout of practice.
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 The accident wasn't that serious, it was all blownout of proportion.
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Sam tried to pick up the phone but it wasout of range.
out of sorts
mal, enfermo
out of step
no llevar el paso
out of the closet
declararse homosexual
out of the corner of my eye
por el rabillo del ojo
out of the ordinary
fuera de lo común
out of the question
inadmisible
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 Ted was feelingout of sortsand he didn't go to school today.
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 Joe is a terrible dancer, he's alwaysout of step.
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When did you comeout of the closet?
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I was having lunch and I noticed a little kittyout of the corner of my eye.
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 The food was ok, but nothingout of the ordinary.
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 That's completelyout of the question!My son will stay with me!
out of the way
fuera del camino
out of the window
por la ventana
out of the woodworks
de quién sabe dónde
out of this world
fantástico
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