be out of
US /bi aʊt ʌv/
・UK /bi: aut ɔv/
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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To have no more of something
We are out of milk, I need to go to the store
v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To not be at home or in your office
I will be out of the office until next week
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WOULD BE OUT OF THE
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- Even with adapted sales schedules, Girl Scout Cookie customers may still be out of luck for certain flavors.
Even with adapted sales schedules, Girl Scout Cookie customers may still be out of luck for certain flavors.
- Girl Scout Cookie customers may still be out of luck
Girl Scout Cookie customers may still be out of luck
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- So, he'll be out of the football club and ultimately get there.
So, he'll be out of the football club and ultimately get there.
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- To 'be out of one's mind' or to 'be off of one's rocker'.
To 'be out of one's mind' or to 'be off of one's rocker'.
- To be out of one's mind or to be off of one's rocker.
To be out of one's mind or to be off of one's rocker.
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- We'll just grab some food, take it with us upstairs, and we'll be out of your hair.
We'll just grab some food, take it with us upstairs, and we'll be out of your hair.
Advanced Prepositions of Time: “throughout”, “ahead of”, “at around”, “out of”…
- Next, out of. Out, right? We've got of, two of them together. Well, when we say you're out of something, it means to be out of time or use up your time. Example, I had a test.
Next, out of. Out, right? We've got of, two of them together. Well, when we say you're out of something, it means to be out of time or use up your time. Example, I had a test.
- It was two hours long. I got caught up reading some of it. It was really, really difficult, so then I ran out of time, meaning the clock stopped, the test was over, and I didn't have enough time to finish. Ran out. Now, you can use your time up, right? You will run out of time if you do that, use up the time, right? So, you have a certain amount, I was going to say allotted, but you have a certain amount of time given to you, allotted, and you use it up, okay? So, that's to be out of time. This is through and throughout time.
It was two hours long. I got caught up reading some of it. It was really, really difficult, so then I ran out of time, meaning the clock stopped, the test was over, and I didn't have enough time to finish. Ran out. Now, you can use your time up, right? You will run out of time if you do that, use up the time, right? So, you have a certain amount, I was going to say allotted, but you have a certain amount of time given to you, allotted, and you use it up, okay? So, that's to be out of time. This is through and throughout time.
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- Another thing we do is always tell our bank that we're going to be out of the country just so they don't freeze our accounts.
Another thing we do is always tell our bank that we're going to be out of the country just so they don't freeze our accounts.
- Another thing we do is always tell our bank that we're gonna be out of the country just so they don't freeze our accounts.
Another thing we do is always tell our bank that we're gonna be out of the country just so they don't freeze our accounts.
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- And the person who is in charge doesn't care because by that time he will be out of office.
And the person who is in charge doesn't care because by that time he will be out of office.
- And the person who is in charge doesn't care because by that time, he will be out of office.
And the person who is in charge doesn't care because by that time, he will be out of office.
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- To be out of one's hair means to not be bothering, not be annoying anymore.
To be out of one's hair means to not be bothering, not be annoying anymore.
- To be out of one's hair means to not be bothering, not be annoying anymore.
To be out of one's hair means to not be bothering, not be annoying anymore.
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- Musk, uh, he may officially be out of the White House, but he's still getting government contracts.
Musk, uh, he may officially be out of the White House, but he's still getting government contracts.
- Speaking of chemical stimulants, Elon Musk Musk, he may officially be out of the White House,
Speaking of chemical stimulants, Elon Musk Musk, he may officially be out of the White House,