| 释义 |
*out /at; aʊt/
adj, adv
1 away from the inside of a place or container 离开〔某地或容器的〕内部; 到外面（的）; 不在里面（的）:
Close the door on your way out. 你出去的时候把门关上。
+ of All his tools were out of their box on the floor. 他所有的工具都在箱子外面，摊在了地板上。
2 not in the place where you usually are, such as home or work 不在通常的地方（的），外出（的）:
Ms Jackson is out right now. 杰克逊女士此刻出去了。
3 outside 在［到］外面，在［到］户外:
Why don't you go out and play? 你为什么不出去玩呢？
4 a light or fire that is out is not shining or burning 〔灯或火〕熄灭的:
OK, kids. Put the lights out. 好了，孩子们，把灯关上。
5 out of used to say how many people or things from a group something is true of 从…中〔用于表示在一群人或事物中有多少是符合某种情况的〕:
Out of all the gifted footballers, only a few get to play for their country. 在所有有天赋的足球员中，只有少数才有机会为国家效力。
6 be out of sth to have none of something left 没有了某物，用完某物:
We're almost out of gas. 我们差不多没汽油了。
7 available to be bought 问世，上市，推出:
Morrison has a new book out this month. 这个月莫利森有一本新书问世。
8 spoken not possible 【口】 不可能的:
Skiing's out because it costs too much. 滑雪是不可能的，因为太贵了。
9 be out for sth/be out to do sth informal to intend to do or get something 【非正式】 想要得到某物/试图做某事:
He's just out to get attention. 他就是想得到别人注意。
10 not allowed to continue playing a game, according to its rules 〔根据规则，比赛中〕出局的
11 if the TIDE is out, the sea is at its lowest level 〔海水〕最低潮的，落［退］潮的
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