Expresiones con palabras claves - Palabra "out"

    • With just a few days of rest you'll be out and about again.

    • I love this jacket but it's a bit out at the elbows.

    • You go get the car, I'll wait for you out front.

    • That's not what happened! You're out in left field!

    • The other boys started playing football and left me out in the cold.

    • I want to go camping, spend a few days out in the open.

    • Jack's great aunt is quite deaf so we have to talk out loud.

    • We're not allowed to enter my father's study, it is out of bounds.

    • We were all out of breath after climbing that hill.

    • The big department stores left my store out of business.

    • I'm sorry, sir, but this currency is out of circulation.

    • The elevator will be out of commission tomorrow.

    • The toilettes in this school are all out of condition.

    • What Miss Smith said on that interview was taken out of context.

    • You must be more severe with your students or they will get out of control.

    • Do you think this music will go out of fashion?

    • As the President's bodyguard, it's your job to keep the President out of harm's way.

    • Stan was out of it at the pub, he had too much to drink.

    • Hank got his shoulder out of joint playing football.

    • Stacey's comment was a bit out of line, don't you think?

    • I was so out of my head at the party that I don't remember much of it.

    • Wendy was crossing the street and a car appeared out of the blue.

    • There's so much I need to get out of my system I don't know where to begin.

    • My printer is out of order, may I use yours?

    • The band sounded out of phase on the stage, didn't they?

    • I can't go to my ex-boyfriend's wedding. I'll be totally out of place.

    • Those holidays in Fiji left me out of pocket.

    • I haven't played tennis for years, I'm totally out of practice.

    • The accident wasn't that serious, it was all blown out of proportion.

    • Sam tried to pick up the phone but it was out of range.

    • Ted was feeling out of sorts and he didn't go to school today.

    • Joe is a terrible dancer, he's always out of step.

    • When did you come out of the closet?

    • I was having lunch and I noticed a little kitty out of the corner of my eye.

    • The food was ok, but nothing out of the ordinary.

    • That's completely out of the question! My son will stay with me!

    • Sure, we can go to Molly's but it's a bit out of the way.

    • If I eat just one slice of pizza my whole diet will go out of the window.

    • Who is this guy? He comes out of the woodworks and starts telling us what to do!

    • You have to see Mike's new yacht! It's out of this world!

    • It's such a pity we've been out of touch for so long.

    • Steph's out of town right now, would you like to leave a message?

    • The tenors were fine, but the sopranos were a bit out of tune.

    • I'm having trouble with my car, the carburator's out of whack.

    • Are you out of your mind? You can't buy a 100,00-dollar car!

    • I'm not willing to go out on a limb and lose everything I've got.

    • Kelly was fired and now she's out on her ear.

    • It's impossible to have a serious conversation with Jeff, he's always out to lunch.