Це сирі відповідники з білінгвальних джерел. Семантичне кластеризування ще не виконане — групування лише за рівнем довіри джерел.
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of place1 sourcesballa
not right or suitable for a particular situation
out ofB2prepositionabsent— be out of breath1 sourcesballa
to be breathing quickly because you have been running, walking fast, etc.
out ofB2prepositionabsent— out of control1 sourcesballa
If something or someone is out of control, you cannot influence, limit or direct them.
out ofB1prepositionabsent— out of order1 sourcesballa
If a machine or system is out of order, it is not working as it should.
out ofC1prepositionabsent— out of tune1 sourcesballa
singing or playing the wrong notes
out ofB1prepositionabsent— no longer inside1 sourcesballa
used to show movement away from the inside of a place or container
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of proportion1 sourcesballa
If something is out of proportion, it is much bigger or smaller than it should be, when compared to other things.
out ofB1prepositionabsent— out of order1 sourcesballa
If a machine or system is out of order, it is not working as it should.
out ofB2prepositionabsent— be out of sth1 sourcesballa
to have no more of something left
out ofB1prepositionabsent— out of work1 sourcesballa
out ofA2prepositionabsent— no longer in place1 sourcesballa
no longer in a particular place or area
out ofB1prepositionabsent— no longer inside1 sourcesballa
used to show movement away from the inside of a place or container
out ofC2prepositionabsent— be out of this world [informal]1 sourcesballa
to be of extremely good quality
out ofB2prepositionabsent— because of1 sourcesballa
used to show the reason why someone does something
out ofC1prepositionabsent— out of action1 sourcesballa
damaged or hurt and not able to operate or play sports
out ofC2prepositionabsent— (be) out of line1 sourcesballa
If someone's actions or words are out of line, they are not suitable or acceptable.
out ofC2prepositionabsent— be/get out of touch1 sourcesballa
to know little about what has recently happened
out ofC1prepositionabsent— out of the blue1 sourcesballa
If something happens out of the blue, it is completely unexpected.
out ofC2prepositionabsent— be/get out of touch1 sourcesballa
to know little about what has recently happened
out ofB2prepositionabsent— no longer in condition1 sourcesballa
no longer in a particular condition or situation
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of the ordinary1 sourcesballa
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of the ordinary1 sourcesballa
out ofB2prepositionabsent— be out of practice1 sourcesballa
to not do something well because you have not done it recently
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of season1 sourcesballa
If you go somewhere out of season, you go during a period of the year when few people are there.
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of a job1 sourcesballa
out ofC1prepositionabsent— out of tune1 sourcesballa
singing or playing the wrong notes
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of place1 sourcesballa
not in the correct position
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of a job1 sourcesballa
out ofC1prepositionabsent— out of the blue1 sourcesballa
If something happens out of the blue, it is completely unexpected.
out ofB1prepositionabsent— made from1 sourcesballa
used to show what something is made from
out ofB2prepositionabsent— out of nowhere1 sourcesballa
If someone or something appears out of nowhere, it appears suddenly or unexpectedly.
out ofB2prepositionabsent— out of nowhere1 sourcesballa
If someone or something appears out of nowhere, it appears suddenly or unexpectedly.
out ofA2prepositionabsent— no longer in place1 sourcesballa
no longer in a particular place or area
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of shape1 sourcesballa
not healthy or physically strong
out ofB1prepositionabsent— out of date1 sourcesballa
old and no longer useful, correct or fashionable
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of place1 sourcesballa
not right or suitable for a particular situation
out ofB1prepositionabsent— from among1 sourcesballa
from among an amount or number
out ofB2prepositionabsent— be out of sth1 sourcesballa
to have no more of something left
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of proportion1 sourcesballa
If something is out of proportion, it is much bigger or smaller than it should be, when compared to other things.
out ofB2prepositionabsent— be out of practice1 sourcesballa
to not do something well because you have not done it recently
out ofB2prepositionabsent— out of stock1 sourcesballa
out ofC1prepositionabsent— out of season1 sourcesballa
If vegetables or fruit are out of season, they are not usually available at that time.
out ofB2prepositionabsent— no longer in condition1 sourcesballa
no longer in a particular condition or situation
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of your depth1 sourcesballa
not having the knowledge, experience, or skills to deal with a particular subject or situation
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of your depth1 sourcesballa
not having the knowledge, experience, or skills to deal with a particular subject or situation
out ofB2prepositionabsent— out of stock1 sourcesballa
out ofC1prepositionabsent— out of action1 sourcesballa
damaged or hurt and not able to operate or play sports
out ofB1prepositionabsent— from among1 sourcesballa
from among an amount or number
out ofC2prepositionabsent— be out of the question1 sourcesballa
If something is out of the question, it is not possible or not allowed.
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of season1 sourcesballa
If you go somewhere out of season, you go during a period of the year when few people are there.
out ofB1prepositionabsent— out of work1 sourcesballa
out ofB2prepositionabsent— because of1 sourcesballa
used to show the reason why someone does something
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of shape1 sourcesballa
not healthy or physically strong
out ofC2prepositionabsent— get out of hand1 sourcesballa
to become difficult to control
out ofC2prepositionabsent— (be) out of line1 sourcesballa
If someone's actions or words are out of line, they are not suitable or acceptable.
out ofC1prepositionabsent— out of season1 sourcesballa
If vegetables or fruit are out of season, they are not usually available at that time.
out ofB1prepositionabsent— out of date1 sourcesballa
old and no longer useful, correct or fashionable
out ofB2prepositionabsent— be out of breath1 sourcesballa
to be breathing quickly because you have been running, walking fast, etc.
out ofB1prepositionabsent— made from1 sourcesballa
used to show what something is made from
out ofB2prepositionabsent— out of control1 sourcesballa
If something or someone is out of control, you cannot influence, limit or direct them.
out ofC2prepositionabsent— get out of hand1 sourcesballa
to become difficult to control
out ofC2prepositionabsent— out of place1 sourcesballa
not in the correct position
out ofC2prepositionabsent— be out of this world [informal]1 sourcesballa
to be of extremely good quality
out ofC2prepositionabsent— be out of the question1 sourcesballa
If something is out of the question, it is not possible or not allowed.