Out and about

Definition

out- pref ၁။ (ေက်ာသည္၊ သာသည္အနက္ ရိွေသာ ေရွ႕ဆက္)။ outlive ❍ outgrow ❍ outnumber ❍ outwit. ၂။ (တျခားစီ၊ သီးသန္႔ အနက္ရိွေသာ ေရွ႕ဆက္)။ outhouse ❍ outpost. ၃။ (ပြင့္အန္၊ ပြင့္ပြင့္လင္းလင္း စသည္ အနက္ရိွေသာ ေရွ႕ဆက္)။ outburst ❍ outgoing ❍ outspokenly. out /aƱt/ adv part ၁။ အျပင္သို႔။ အျပင္ကို။ အျပင္မွာ။ open the door and run out into the garden/ corridor ❍ Can you show me the way out? ❍ She shook the bag and some coins fell out. ❍ It's cold out. ❍ Out you go! သြားေလေရာ့။ Compare IN 1 adv part ၁ ၂။ အျပင္သို႔။ အျပင္ကို။ အျပင္မွာ။ အျပင္။ I phoned Lynn but she was out. ❍ The manager is out at the moment. ❍ We went out for a walk. ❍ Let's go out this evening/ have an evening out (eg go to the cinema or a restaurant). Compare IN 1 adv part ၂ ၃။ အေဝးသို႔။ အေဝးတြင္။ အေဝး မွာ။ The boats are all out at sea. ❍ She's working out in Australia. ❍ He lives right out in the country. ၄။ အျပင္သို႔။ အျပင္ကို။ အျပင္။ The boy dashed out into the road. ❍ Don't lean out, you might fall. ၅။ အျခားတစ္ပါး။ တျခား။ The book you wanted is out (on loan). ၆။ (ဒီေရ) က်ခ်ိန္၊ စစ္ခ်ိန္။ I like walking on the wet sand when the tide is out. Compare IN 1 adv part ၅ ၇။ (ေန၊ လ၊ ၾကယ္) ထြက္ခ်ိန္၊ ေပၚခ်ိန္။ It was clear night and the stars were out. ၈။ (ပန္း) ပြင့္လ်က္။ The daffodils are out. ၉။ (က) ထုတ္ (ထားသည္)။ ထြက္ (ေနၿပီ)။ Her new book is out. ❍ There's a warrant out for his arrest. (ခ) ေပၚ (ကုန္ၿပီ)။ ထုတ္ (ေျပာစမ္း)။ The secret is out. ❍ Out with it (ie Say what you know)! ၁၀။ ထုတ္ (ေျပာ)။ ဖြင့္(ဟ)။ လႊတ္ (ေအာ္)။ call/cry/shout out ❍ say sth out loud ❍ the need to speak out about injustice. ၁၁။ ( infml ) ေလာကႀကီးမွာ။ If you believe that, you're the biggest fool out. ၁၂။ ( infml ) (လိင္တူခ်င္း ဆက္ဆံသူ ျဖစ္ေၾကာင္း) ဖြင့္ (ေျပာ၊ ဟသည္)။ I've always known I was gay, but I've only been out for two years. ၁၃။ ( infml ) သပိတ္ေမွာက္လ်က္။ bring the miners out ❍ The dockers are out. ၁၄။ (ရာထူး၊ အာဏာ) လက္မဲ့၊ ျပဳတ္က်။ Most people want this government out. Compare IN 1 adv part ၈ ၁၅။ (infml) ေခတ္မရိွေတာ့။ Miniskirts are out this year. Compare IN 1 adv part ၇ ၁၆။ ( infml ) ေဝလာေဝး။ Swimming in the sea is out until the weather gets warmer. ❍ I'm trying to lose weight, so cakes and sweets are out! ၁၇။ ( sport ) (က) (ခရစ္ကက္၊ ေဘ့စ္ေဘာ) ထြက္ရ (လ်က္)။ The captain/The whole side was out for 106 (ie after having made 106 runs in cricket). ❍ ( US ) Johnson struck out in the second inning. (ခ) (တင္းနစ္ေဘာလံုး) ကစားခြင္ အျပင္၊ စည္းအျပင္။ He lost the point because the ball was out. Compare IN 1 adv part ၉(ခ) ၁၈။ ~ ( in sth ) တလြဲတေခ်ာ္။ လြဲမွားလ်က္။ I was slightly out in my calculations. ❍ We're ten pounds out in our accounts (ie We have £ 10 more or less than we should have). ❍ Your guess was a long way out (ie completely wrong). ၁၉။ (မီး၊ အလင္းေရာင္) မိွတ္လ်က္၊ ၿငိမ္းလ်က္၊ ပိတ္လ်က္။ All the lights were out in the streets. ❍ The candle has gone out. ❍ The bonfire has burnt (itself) out. ❍ He stubbed his cigarette out. ၂၀။ သတိလစ္လ်က္။ He was out for more than an hour before the nurses could bring him round. ၂၁။ (က) အဆံုးတိုင္။ အစအဆံုး။ hear sb out ❍ work out a plan ❍ fight it out (ie settle a dispute by fighting). See also ALL OUT (ALL indef adv ), TIRE SB/ONESELF OUT (ခ) ( infml ) ကုန္ေအာင္။ He'll have spent all that money before the week/month/year is out. ❏ be out for sth/to do sth [ IDM ] ႀကိဳးပမ္းသည္။ I'm not out for revenge. ❍ In our society, people are out for what they can get (ie seeking their own advantage). ❍ The company is out to capture the Canadian market. ❏ out and about [ IDM ] ၁။ နာလန္ထသည္။ It's good to see old Mr Jenkins out and about again. ၂။ လွည့္ပတ္ သြားလာသည္။ We've been out and about talking to people all over the country. ❏ out of /'aƱt ǝv/ prep ၁။ (က) မွ…ထြက္။ ကေန …ထြက္။ jump out of bed ❍ go out of the house ❍ fly out of the cage. Compare INTO (ခ) (…ထဲ) မရိွ။ Mr Green is out of town this week. ❍ Fish can survive for only a short time out of water. Compare IN 1 prep ၁ ၂။ မွ …အကြာတြင္။ The ship sank 10 miles out of Stockholm. ၃။ ေၾကာင့္။ အတြက္။ do sth out of mischief/spite/malice ❍ help sb out of pity ❍ ask out of curiosity. ၄။ မွ။ ျဖင့္။ နဲ႔။ She made a skirt out of the material I gave her. Compare FROM ၈, OF ၆ ၅။ အနက္။ အနက္မွ။ Choose one out of the six. ❍ This is only one example out of several I could give you. ၆။ မွ။ ျဖင့္။ drink beer out of the can ❍ pay for a new car out of one's savings ❍ a scene out of a play by Miller. ၇။ ျပတ္လ်က္။ မရိွ။ be out of (ie have no) flour/sugar/tea ❍ He's been out of work for six months. ၈။ လြန္ေျမာက္။ ကင္းေဝး။ He's still in intensive care but out of danger. ❍ She'll never get out of debt. ၉။ ထံမွ။ ဆီက။ ။ cheat sb out of their money ❍ Don't worry, I'll get the truth out of him. ၁၀။ ကင္းရွင္း။ ေဝး။ It's a dishonest scheme and I'm glad to be out of it. ❍ We're out of the championships. ❏ out of it [ IDM ] ( infml ) စိမ္းေသာ။ မဝင္ဆံ့။ We've only just moved here so we still feel a little out of it. ❍ She looks rather out of it–perhaps she doesn't speak English.

Examples

1. Dr Hammond’s out just now
2. visiting a patient.
3. [take someone out] : Why don’t you take Dad out for a drink?
4. [be/get out and about] : Try to get out and about more – make new friends.
5. She went out
6. slamming the door behind her.
7. Frank was just coming out of the library.
8. I followed him out of the door and down the stairs.
9. ‘Get out!’ she screamed. ‘Get out of my house.’
10. Follow the main road out of Newport.
11. I’ll be out of town for a couple of weeks.
12. A convicted murderer who will be out again in seven or eight years’ time
13. He opened the drawer and took out a large brown envelope.
14. Take that chewing gum out of your mouth.
15. When I opened the book
16. I saw that several pages had been torn out.
17. I had a tooth out this morning.
18. You’ll have to take the four screws out
19. then you can remove the cover.
20. One employer had taken £60
21. 000 out of his company’s pension fund.
22. [out of] : The money will all come out of my personal bank account.
23. Is it cold out?
24. The children are out in the garden.
25. [out there] : I was standing out there in the rain.
26. I stood by the window
27. staring out into the darkness.
28. He stopped the car
29. leaned out
30. and called to me.
31. Her son’s gone out to Australia.
32. [way out] : They live way out in the countryside.
33. [out there] : I wonder if there’s life out there on another planet somewhere.
34. The East Midlands airport is just four miles out of Nottingham.
35. A yacht drifting helplessly 200 miles out in the Atlantic
36. Notes in pencil had been rubbed out.
37. Ink stains will come out if you rub them with vinegar and salt.
38. Have you thrown out yesterday’s paper?
39. We need to root out racism in the police and army.
40. Frederick was kicked out of the army in 1998.
41. The union threw out 26 members who refused to join the strike.
42. It was back in November when the album came out.
43. In his latest book
44. out today
45. he tells of his experiences in the civil war.
46. Arthur had hit his head on a beam and knocked himself out.
47. I must have been out for five minutes before I recovered consciousness.
48. This year pink is definitely out.
49. Nylon shirts went out years ago.
50. [out of] : We’re out of toilet paper.
51. [run out of something] : A motorist who had run out of petrol
52. I’m running out of ideas – can you suggest anything?
53. The rain stopped and the sun came out.
54. On a spring evening when the tulips are out
55. Members of the Engineering Union came out in support of the miners.
56. Workers at the Solihull factory are still out.
57. If we don’t win today
58. we’ll be out of the championships.
59. No wonder it’s cold in here – you’ve let the fire go out.
60. The children were in bed and the lights were out.
61. Many people voted Liberal just to keep the Tories out.
62. Secret efforts to force the President out of power
63. We do have the book you asked for
64. but it’s out at the moment.
65. I’ve hurt my back
66. so gardening is out as far as I’m concerned.
67. Anything that costs more than £3
68. 000 is out.
69. Church bells rang out across the land.
70. Someone called out to me from an upstairs window.
71. [out loud] : Don’t whisper
72. say it out loud so we can all hear.
73. Their calculations were out by about two million pounds.
74. [not far out] : Paul reckoned we’d need 12 gallons of paint
75. and he wasn’t far out.
76. Now that the tide was out
77. we could walk across the sands.
78. At last her secret was out and
79. of course
80. there would be a scandal.
81. The exam results aren’t out yet.
82. So the news has leaked out already
83. has it?
84. The money will be shared out between 22 different charities.
85. Have you sent out the invitations yet?
86. The West Indies Team were all out before lunch.
87. Dad threw his back out moving the sofa.
88. The copy machine is out again.
89. [out of trouble/danger/mischief etc] : Parents will be relieved that their children are out of danger.
90. Stacey will be allowed to go free on condition that he stays out of trouble for a year.
91. [be out of it] : Everyone was fighting everyone else – I’m glad to be out of it.
92. [a way out] : We are facing a major crisis and there is no easy way out.