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Meanings of out in English

Portuguese
sair do armário
Catalan
sorgir
Spanish
surgir

To state openly and publicly one's homosexuality.

sair do armário

Excluded from use or mention.

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Knocked unconscious by a heavy blow.

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Not allowed to continue to bat or run.

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Usage of out in English
1
This situation played out countless times; different settings, different boys, different words.
Radio NZ
2
Economic news coming out of Northern Europe, including Germany, has been good.
Reuters
3
And that's the second question that American Animals sets out to answer.
Radio NZ
4
Renzi says the main task is to get Europe out of crisis.
The Guardian
5
The question comes out colder than he means: 'Upon what possible inducement?'
Wolf hall
6
The so-called Islamic State militant group said it carried out that attack.
Radio NZ
7
The UK government said assessments were carried out by qualified health professionals.
BBC
8
The population of northern Ireland is growing, new statistics out today reveal.
The Irish Times
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This year the work will likely run out months earlier, Olson said.
Reuters
10
City Water said key information had been left out of its contract.
Reuters
11
New housing figures out today tell an interesting story, particularly about Auckland.
Radio NZ
12
Therefore further studies in a different animal model will be carried out.
Pubmed
13
The situation in Iraq cries out for a dramatic change of course.
The Guardian
14
We were now clear off, and making great way out to sea.
Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
15
Sweden actually tested out six-hour work days a couple of years ago.
The South African
16
Of course, I'd known Amelia's problem before she'd said it out loud.
All together dead
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Out through the time
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Common
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Common
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