out
English → English
(location) Out: away from the inside or center of a place, building, or container
He took his passport out of the drawer before heading to the international airport.
(English) He took his passport out of the drawer before heading to the international airport.
Please step out of the vehicle so the officer can inspect the trunk for safety.
(English) Please step out of the vehicle so the officer can inspect the trunk for safety.
(status) Out: extinguished or no longer burning or functioning
The campfire went out during the middle of the night because of the heavy rain.
(English) The campfire went out during the middle of the night because of the heavy rain.
The power is out in the entire neighborhood, so we have to use candles for light.
(English) The power is out in the entire neighborhood, so we have to use candles for light.
Entry ID: en:en:out · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary