Colocações com "out"

to force someone to leave; to dispose of something

to send air out of your lungs; to exhale

To extend one's arm; also figuratively, to try to communicate or offer help.

to open, arrange, or extend something to its full extent

find an answer to a problem

to flow or fall out of a container or space, often in large numbers (for people).

phrasal verb, often used for frozen food or for a person warming up after being cold

To make someone very tired.

to clean the inside of something thoroughly, often by removing everything first

for a fire to stop burning because it has no more fuel

to eat a meal in a restaurant rather than at home

To choose or recognize someone or something from a group.

To empty a container by pouring its contents.

to extract something by pulling

to clean the inside of something by rinsing

to separate or remove particular things from a larger group

To take something out of a place or country illegally.

to give a number of things to the members of a group

To invite someone to go with you to a social event, such as a meal or a movie, often with romantic intentions.

to leave a place by flying

To look outwards, for example, from a window.

Particle indicating removal or emptying of liquid or resources.

remove all moisture, sometimes until hard

To remove creases or difficulties.

to write something completely, without abbreviations

to move a vehicle backwards out of a space

To remove something from a place by sucking.