English-Spanish translations for out of

• de
  Las cosas están descontroladas. Things have got out of control.
• por
  Por consiguiente, no es posible. So that is out of the question.
  Es sin duda alguna por interés. It is out of genuine interest.
  Por último, este informe es anticuado. Finally, this report is out of date.
• sin
  Es sin duda alguna por interés. It is out of genuine interest.
  Sin embargo, se ha logrado algo bueno. Yet something good came out of it.
  Sin embargo, nadie está fuera de peligro todavía. But no one is out of the woods yet.

Definition of out of

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• From a given cause or motivation.
• From a given material as means of construction.

Examples

• The audience came out of the theater
• The cat is out of the cage
• He ate out of a big bowl
• I have [[fall out of love
• fallen out of love]] with you
• They will soon be [[out of business
• out of business]]
• This train will be going out of service at the next station
• Turns out hes some rapper out of New York called Buster Bigmouth
• Theres the Titanic out of Liverpool
• Only three out of a thousand are born with this rare disease
• Out of the entire class, only Cynthia completed the work
• Shes a lovely little filly, by Big Lad, out of Damsel in Distress
• His feet rested out of the water
• Is your mother out of hospital?
• Im rather [[out of practice
• out of practice]] right now
• He cannot see you because hes feeling [[out of spirits
• out of spirits]] today
• Sorry, were out of bread
• I laughed out of embarrassment
• She only did it out of love for him
• She asked the question out of mere curiosity
• Its made out of pure mahogany

Related words

• south of
• mouth off
• spout off
• outside of
• out of the mouths of babes and sucklings
• out of sight, out of mind
• out of debt, out of danger long
• out of office
• out of the corner of one's eye