weather out
US /ˈwɛðɚ aʊt/
・UK /ˈweðə aʊt/
B2
phr.v.To survive or endure a difficult situation or period.
The company managed to weather out the financial crisis last year.
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Family Life- English Conversations
- Let's check the weather out today.
Let's check the weather out today.
- Let's check the weather out today.
Let's check the weather out today.
Renting vs. Buying a home
- So out of my pocket, for the privilege of living in this house in Silicon Valley with beautiful weather, out of my pocket every year goes $26,000.
So out of my pocket, for the privilege of living in this house in Silicon Valley with beautiful weather, out of my pocket every year goes $26,000.
- house, in Silicon Valley, with beautiful weather, out of my
house, in Silicon Valley, with beautiful weather, out of my
Danny and Annie from StoryCorps
- To my princess, the weather out today is extremely rainy.
To my princess, the weather out today is extremely rainy.
- the weather out today is extremely rainy.
the weather out today is extremely rainy.
How "Job Hugging" Could Tank Your Career
- Better to just hunker down and weather out the storm, right?
Better to just hunker down and weather out the storm, right?
- Better to just hunker down and weather out the storm, right?
Better to just hunker down and weather out the storm, right?
Private Lives. Part 2. | BBC Learning English.
- Well, looking at that weather out there, I don't think you'll be playing, will you?
Well, looking at that weather out there, I don't think you'll be playing, will you?
- Well, looking at that weather out there, I don't think you'll be playing, will you?
Well, looking at that weather out there, I don't think you'll be playing, will you?
