Common uses of OUT – AIRC421

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On this week’s podcast, you’ll learn lots of ways to use the word ‘out’ so that you can expand your vocabulary and be an outstanding English speaker.

There are many uses of out. Here are some of the more common ones.

Prefix out-
outbreak
outburst
outlive
outdoors
outrun
outcast
outside
outsource
outcome
outback
outdated
outdo – better than (also, outplay, outrun, outwork, outsmart, outperform etc) – ‘You’ve outdone yourself!’
outfit
outskirts
outgoing
outshine
outstay
outwit
outstanding
outlook
outnumber
output
Outmanoeuvre

Suffix out –
breakout (Compare outbreak)
dropout
printout
cutout
checkout
turnout
handout
shootout
fallout
lookout
stakeout
workout
blackout

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to read out loud (aloud)

to go out (on the town) (the fire’s gone out/my cigarette’s gone out)
to have a night out / to be out – he’s out

To be out: We’re out of beer / The sun’s out / in sport – the ball is out/the batsman is out /
The lights are out, the electricity’s out (an outage) / is the book/film out yet? (be released)
I hit my head and was out for nearly 5 minutes. (unconscious)

9 out of 10 for effort

out of order (machine or a person)

out of date

before the day/week/month/year is out

Out = not an option (It’s raining so the beach is out, but we could go to the cinema.)

out-and-out = absolute/complete (Don’t believe a word he says – he’s an out-and-out liar.)

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