out

US /aʊt/
UK /aʊt/
"out" picture
1.

away from the inside or the center

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She stepped out of the car.
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The cat ran out the door.
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outsideoutdoors
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ininside
2.

away from one's home or place of work

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She's out of town this week.
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He's not in; he's out for lunch.
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awayabsent
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inat homeat work
1.

not fashionable or popular

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That style is totally out now.
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Long skirts are out this season.
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unfashionableoutmoded
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infashionablepopular
1.

used to express removal or separation

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Take the rubbish out.
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He pulled a tooth out.
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offawayfrom
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out-and-outoutingout offigure outtake outpull outfill out