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A1  out  dışarı, dışarıya, dışarıda

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adverb  /aʊt   /adverb out (adverb)
 /aʊt   /adverb
 
 1 away
from the inside of a place
dışarı, dışarıya,
dışarıda
 He opened the drawer and took a fork out.
 She opened the window and put her head out.
 Can you show me the way out?
 You should be out in the fresh air.
 2 not
at home or in your place of work
dışarıda
 My manager was out when she called.
 I'd love a night out – I'm bored with
staying at home.
 3 a
long distance away from a place, for example from land or your country
uzak, uzakta
 The current is quite strong so don't swim
too far out.
 He's working out in the Far East.
 4
(used about the sea) when the water is furthest away from the land
 (deniz) çekilme
 Don't swim when the tide is on the way out.
 5 used
for showing that sth is no longer hidden
çıkmış, açmış
 I love the spring when all the flowers are
out.
 The secret's out now. There's no point
pretending any more.
 6 made
available to the public; published
 (kitap vb.) çıkmış, yayınlanmış
 There'll be a lot of controversy when her
book comes out next year.
 7 in a
loud voice; clearly
yüksek
sesle
 She cried out in pain.
 8
(used about a player in a game or sport) not allowed to continue playing
 (oyun, spor vb.) elenmiş, yanmış
 If you get three answers wrong, you're out.
 9
(used about a ball, etc. in a game or sport) not inside the playing area and
therefore not allowed
 (top vb.) dışarı
çıkmış
 Although the player argued with the umpire,
the ball was clearly out.
 10
(used when you are calculating sth) making or containing a mistake; wrong
 (hesap) hatalı
 My guess was only out by a few centimetres.
 11 (spoken)
not possible or
acceptable
imkânsız
 I'm afraid Friday is out. I've got a
meeting that day.
 I'm on a diet so cakes and sweets are out
for me.
 12 not
in fashion
modası
geçmiş
 Short skirts are out this season.
 13
(used about a light or a fire) not on; not burning
kapalı, sönmüş
 The lights are out. They must be in bed.
 Once the fire was completely out, experts
were sent in to inspect the damage.
Çeşitli
fiillerle özel kullanımı için (örneğin look out) ilgili fiil madde
başlıklarına bakınız.
IDIOMS
be
out for sth; be out to do sth
to try hard to get or
do sth
peşinde
olmak
 I'm not out for revenge.
come
out
if a person comes
out, they tell family, friends, etc. that they are homosexual (=
sexually attracted to people of the same sex)
 (eşcinsel olduğu) ortaya
çıkmak
down
and out
having no money, job
or home
sefil, derbeder
out-and-out
complete
tam, tamamen
 It was out-and-out war between us.
out
loud
 See LOUD

Level	A1
Kind	adverb
Front	out
IPA	/aʊt /adverb
Back	dışarı, dışarıya, dışarıda
Back 2	out (adverb) /aʊt /adverb 1 away from the inside of a place dışarı, dışarıya, dışarıda He opened the drawer and took a fork out. She opened the window and put her head out. Can you show me the way out? You should be out in the fresh air. 2 not at home or in your place of work dışarıda My manager was out when she called. I'd love a night out – I'm bored with staying at home. 3 a long distance away from a place, for example from land or your country uzak, uzakta The current is quite strong so don't swim too far out. He's working out in the Far East. 4 (used about the sea) when the water is furthest away from the land (deniz) çekilme Don't swim when the tide is on the way out. 5 used for showing that sth is no longer hidden çıkmış, açmış I love the spring when all the flowers are out. The secret's out now. There's no point pretending any more. 6 made available to the public; published (kitap vb.) çıkmış, yayınlanmış There'll be a lot of controversy when her book comes out next year. 7 in a loud voice; clearly yüksek sesle She cried out in pain. 8 (used about a player in a game or sport) not allowed to continue playing (oyun, spor vb.) elenmiş, yanmış If you get three answers wrong, you're out. 9 (used about a ball, etc. in a game or sport) not inside the playing area and therefore not allowed (top vb.) dışarı çıkmış Although the player argued with the umpire, the ball was clearly out. 10 (used when you are calculating sth) making or containing a mistake; wrong (hesap) hatalı My guess was only out by a few centimetres. 11 (spoken) not possible or acceptable imkânsız I'm afraid Friday is out. I've got a meeting that day. I'm on a diet so cakes and sweets are out for me. 12 not in fashion modası geçmiş Short skirts are out this season. 13 (used about a light or a fire) not on; not burning kapalı, sönmüş The lights are out. They must be in bed. Once the fire was completely out, experts were sent in to inspect the damage. Çeşitli fiillerle özel kullanımı için (örneğin look out) ilgili fiil madde başlıklarına bakınız. IDIOMS be out for sth; be out to do sth to try hard to get or do sth peşinde olmak I'm not out for revenge. come out if a person comes out, they tell family, friends, etc. that they are homosexual (= sexually attracted to people of the same sex) (eşcinsel olduğu) ortaya çıkmak down and out having no money, job or home sefil, derbeder out-and-out complete tam, tamamen It was out-and-out war between us. out loud See LOUD

Sth Adverb Dışarı Dışarıda çıkmış Vb Loud /Aʊt

out (adverb)