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Compound Forms/Forme composte
back out ofsottrarsi
back out of desistererecedere da vi
bail out of sthv (end one's involvement in sth)tirarsi fuori
bail out of sthg un progettoabbandonare, abortire
bat out of hellcome un pazzo
be out ofvtr (be situated beyond)essere fuori da vi
We continued to wave to our grandson until he was out of sight.
Pills should be kept out of reach of children.
be out ofvtr (have none left)non avere più vtr
I had to go shopping as we were completely out of milk.
be out of keeping with sthv (not be consistent with sth)non essere adatto a vi
be out of linevi figurative, informal (say or do sth inappropriate)essere fuori luogo vi
be out of sb's leaguevi figurative, informal (be too good for sb)essere al di fuori della portata di qn vi
beat the crap out of sbv slang, vulgar (give sb a severe physical beating)pestare qn di brutto, fare nero qn vtr
beat the s*** out ofpicchiare selvaggiamente qualcuno
beat the s*** out of sbv slang, vulgar (give sb a severe beating)pestare di brutto, fare nero vtr
blow sth out of proportionv figurative, informal (overdramatize or exaggerate sth) figuratoingigantire vtr
born out of wedlockadj (illegitimate, born to unmarried parents)figlio naturale, figlio illegittimo nm
Bastard is the legal term for a child born out of wedlock.
break out of sthv (escape from sth)evadere da vi
climb out ofvtr (exit by clambering)uscire inerpicandosi
climb out ofvtr (exit by ascending)uscire salendo
come out ofvtr literal (emerge, exit from)uscire vi
Bears generally come out of hibernation in the Spring.
Gli orsi escono dal letargo in primavera.
come out ofvtr (costs: be subtracted from) informalesaltare fuori v
The cost of that broken lamp is going to come out of your pay check.
I soldi per la gita salteranno fuori dal guadagno di questo affare.
come out ofv figurative (be created, produced by)uscire, venire fuori vi
Let's hope that something good can come out of this.
Da tutta questa confusione forse uscirà qualcosa di buono.
crawl out ofvtr (creep outside)strisciare fuori da vi
She crawled out of her sleeping bag to see if it was a bear making all the noise outside her tent.
È strisciato fuori dal sacco a pelo per vedere se c'era un orso fuori della tenda.
dismiss out of handvtr (disregard completely)respingere sommariamente
I know it sounds like a conspiracy theory, but I beg you not to dismiss it out of hand.
do sth out of fearfare qualcosa per paura loc verb
drive sb out of his mindvi informal (annoy sb intensely) informale, figuratofare uscire di testa qn vtr
The baby's constant crying drove James out of his mind.
È un grosso problema, farebbe uscire di testa chiunque.
drive sb out of his mindvi informal (be sexually attractive to sb) figurato: di desideriofare impazzire vtr
I used to watch you sunning in your bikini and it would drive me out of my mind.
Piccola, sei così bella che mi fai impazzire.
drop out of sthv (abandon sth, end involvement in sth)mollare, abbandonare qualcosa vtr
drop out of sthv (cease to be part of sth: view, market, etc. )scomparire da vi
fall out of the habitvi (no longer do sth regularly)perdere l'abitudine vtr
I used to go to the gym three times a week, but now I've fallen out of the habit.
Andavo in palestra 3 volte la settimana, ma ora ho perso l'abitudine
fall out of touch with sbv (lose contact with sb)perdersi di vista con v rif
feel out of placesentirsi fuori posto loc verb
fish out of watern figurative (sb in an unfamiliar place or situation)pesce fuor d'acqua nm
Although a fantastic football player he was like a fish out of water on the golf course.
È un ragazzo di campagna e quando va nella grande metropoli si sente un pesce fuor d'acqua.
get a kick out ofvtr slang (enjoy, take pleasure in)godersi qc v rif
get a rise out ofottenere una risposta; una reazione da qcn.; di solito arrabbiata o ironica
get a rise out of sbv (provoke sb to react)provocare la reazione di qn vtr
get out ofvtr literal (extricate oneself from, escape from)uscire vi
The children could not get out of the building because it was on fire.
I bambini non riuscivano ad uscire dall'edificio perché c'era un incendio.
get out ofvtr informal (avoid: an obligation)liberarsi da v rif
I need to get out of my meeting this afternoon because I have a doctor's appointment.
Prima di confermarti l'appuntamento devo vedere se riesco a liberarmi da impegni precedenti.
get out of bedvi (rise from one's bed)alzarsi dal letto, alzarsi vrif
I was sick today and did not want to get out of bed.
Mi sentivo male stamani e non ce la facevo ad alzarmi.
get out of debtripagare i debiti, uscire dai debiti
get out of handv (become uncontrolled) figuratosfuggire di mano vi
get out of hereinterj. (expression of disbelief)ma dai!, ma vai! inter
Get out of here! You bought that shirt for $20?
Ma dai! Non posso credere che hai trovato lavoro così presto!
get out of hereinterj informal (leave, go)fuori di qui!, via! inter
get out of hereinterj slang (expressing disbelief, astonishment)traduzione non disponibile
get out of ordervi (become unorganized, jumbled) informaleincasinarsi v rif
get out of ordervi (become out of control)perdere il controllo vtr
get out of sthv informal, figurative (avoid having to do sth)evitare di fare vtr
get out of the wayvi (move aside)spostarsi a lato v rif
get out of the wayvi (complete: task)portare a termine vtr
get out of the way oflevarsi di mezzo
get out of tune (mus.) di strumento musicalescordare v
get sth out of your mindv (stop thinking about sth)togliersi qualcosa di mente v rif
go out of businessfallire; andare in bancarotta
go out of fashionvi (no longer be fashionable)passare di moda vi
go out of one's mindv figurative (become insane) colloquialeandare fuori di testa vi
go out of one's mindv figurative (be extremely anxious)andare nel panico vi
go out of stylevi (no longer be fashionable)passare di moda vi
go out of your mindpassare di mente
go out of your wayvi figurative (make a special effort)darsi molto da fare v rif
go out of your wayvi literal (take a detour)fare una deviazione vtr
grow out ofvtr (become too big for: clothing) indumentinon entrare più in vi
grow out ofvtr (become overly qualified for)essere cresciuto rispetto a vi
in season and out of seasondi stagione e fuori stagione
knock out of the wayvtr informal (shove aside)spingere da parte
He ran down the school hallway knocking people out of his way.
let the cat out of the bagv figurative, informal (reveal the secret) figurato,, informalelasciarsi sfuggire un segreto
You told them about the surprise? Wow, you let the cat out of the bag!
like a bat out of helladv (very fast)come un fulmine, come la luce
Indiana Jones ran like a bat out of hell when he saw a rolling bolder.
like a fish out of wateradv (out of place, out of one's element)come un pesce fuor d'acqua avv
She felt like a fish out of water in trousers when she noticed that the other women were wearing formal evening dress.
Mi sono sentita come un pesce fuor d'acqua alla festa, tutte le signore indossavano l'abito da sera e io avevo i pantaloni!
 spaesato agg
Si sentì spaesata con i pantaloni notando che tutte le altre signore indossavano eleganti abiti da sera.
made out ofprep (built from, created using)fatto di agg
 realizzato in agg
make scrap iron out of carrottamare v
not out of the woods di salutenon fuori pericolo
out of a jobdisoccupato adj
out of actionfuori uso
out of all proportionadv (in an exaggerated or excessive way)esagerato agg
 in maniera sproporzionata
The Police responded with a massive presence that was out of all proportion to the few dozen demonstrators.
out of all proportionadj (exaggerated, excessive)sproporzionato agg
In children's drawings of people, the head is usually out of all proportion with the rest of the body.
out of boundsadv (outside a prescribed boundary)interdetto agg
 sportoltre i limiti del campo
 calciooltre la linea di fondo, oltre la linea laterale
The referee blew his whistle when the ball went out of bounds.
During the war most beaches were out of bounds to civilians.
out of boundsadj (not permitted)proibito agg
out of breathadj (panting, breathless)senza fiato avv
After sprinting around the track, I was out of breath and could barely speak.
Dopo lo sprint in pista, ero senza fiato e non riuscivo quasi a parlare.
out of characternon appropriato
out of commissionfuori uso
out of commissionin disarmo
out of controladv (wild, unrestrained)senza limiti
 fuori controllo
out of controladj (unrestrained, wild)incontrollato, sfrenato agg
out of courtin privato
out of dangeradj (no longer at risk)fuori pericolo avv
Although the patient was still very ill, he was out of danger.
Nonostante il paziente fosse ancora molto malato, era ormai fuori pericolo.
out of date, out-of-dateadj (old-fashioned, outmoded)fuori moda agg
Nota: hyphens used when term is an adj before a noun
The 70's style couch is out of date.
His gentlemanly manners are a little out of date: he opens doors for the ladies.
L'abbigliamento anni '70 oggi è considerato fuori moda.
 antiquato, superato, obsoleto agg
out of date, out-of-dateadj (no longer valid)obsoleto, non aggiornato agg
That program had been updated; your version is out of date.
Da domani tutte le versioni non aggiornate del programma non saranno più supportate.
out of date, out-of-dateadj (food: no longer fresh) cibiscaduto agg
The milk expired two weeks ago and is thus out of date.
Mangiare del cibo scaduto può farti male.
out of debtsdebitarsi adj
out of doorsadv (outside, outdoors)all'esterno, all'aria aperta
The school bell sounded, and the children poured out of doors into the playground.
Since I moved to Spain I spend most of my time out of doors.
out of earshotnon a portata d'orecchio
out of fashionadv (no longer popular)fuori moda
Bell bottom pants are out of fashion, skinny jeans are back in.
out of fashionadj (outmoded)fuori moda avv
Fat ties and wide lapels are so out of fashion!
Ogni anno gli stilisti compilano la lista degli accessori fuori moda.
out of favor USessere in disgrazia
out of fearper paura avv
out of focusadj literal (blurred, indistinct)sfuocato agg
The impressionist style gave the painting a fuzzy, out of focus look.
As she came out of the anesthesia, everything was fuzzy and out of focus.
out of focusadj figurative (not concentrating on single issue)deconcentrato, assente agg
She was out of focus all day after taking a new allergy medication.
out of formfuori forma
out of friendshipper amicizia avv
out of fundssenza fondi
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