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out w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| out of the box (idiom) immediately, without intervention from the customer | |
| out of the corner of one's eye look sideways | |
| out of the frying pan, into the fire get from an already bad situation to a worse one | |
| out of the mouths of babes from the comments of children comes truth | |
| out of the ordinary unusual; not ordinary | |
| out of the question adjective not remotely possible | nie ma mowyadjective |
| out of thin air adverb from non-existent resource | z sufituadverb |
| out of this world adjective wonderful | nie z tego świataadjective nieziemskiadjective |
| out of tune not in correct musical pitch | |
| out of wedlock of parents not legally married | |
| out on a limb | |
| out-patient | |
| out-run | |
| outage noun suspension of operation | awarianoun przestójnoun |
| outback noun the most remote and desolate areas of Australia | busznoun |
| outbid verb to bid more than somebody else | przelicytowaćverb przelicytowywaćverb |
| outbox noun electronic folder | |
| outbreak (fig.) an outburst or sudden eruption, especially violent noun | wybuchnoun |
| outbreak noun an eruption, sudden appearance | wybuchnoun |
| outbuilding noun separate building associated with a main building | przybudówkanoun |
| outburst | |
| outburst noun a sudden expression of emotion | przewóznoun |
| outcast noun someone excluded from a society or system, a pariah, a leper | pariasnoun trędowatynoun wyrzuteknoun |
| outclass | |
| outcome noun result | rezultatnoun wyniknoun |
| outcompete verb be much more successful than a competitor | wypieraćverb |
| outcrop noun part of a rock formation that appears at the surface | wychodnianoun |
| outcry | |
| outcry noun | krzyknoun |
| outdate verb | dezaktualizowaćverb zdezaktualizowaćverb |
| outdated adjective out of date, old-fashioned, antiquated | przestarzałyadjective |
