at outs (北美on the outs)

in dispute

（與某人）意見(jiàn)不合，鬧別扭

you were &B{at outs with} my uncle Ned.

你與我的奈德叔叔不和。

not out

(Cricket)(of a side or batsman) having begun an innings and not been dismissed

(板球)（一方，擊球手）未出局的

out and about

(of a person, especially after an illness) engaging in normal activity

（人，尤指生病后的人）能正常走動(dòng)的

out for

intent on having

一心謀求，力圖獲得

he was out for a good time.

他一心想好好盡興。

out of

moving or situated away from (a place, typically one that is enclosed or hidden)

離開(kāi)，從…中出來(lái)

he came out of prison.

他出獄了。

spoken by

出自…之口

still not a word out of Pearsall.

皮爾塞耳仍然什么也不說(shuō)。

using (a particular thing) as raw material

用…（制成）

a bench fashioned out of a fallen tree trunk.

用倒伏的樹干做的長(zhǎng)凳。

from among (a number)

從（某數(shù)）中

nine times out of ten.

十之八九。

not having (a particular thing)

缺乏，沒(méi)有

they had run out of cash.

他們用完了現(xiàn)金。

out of it informal 非正式

not included; rejected

局外的；被拒的，未被邀請(qǐng)的

I hate feeling out of it.

我不喜歡感到是局外人。

unaware of what is happening as a result of being uninformed

不知情的，未被告知的

out to do something

keenly striving to do something

決心做某事，力圖做某事

they were out to impress.

他們竭力表現(xiàn)自己。

out with it

[in imperative]say what you are thinking

說(shuō)出你的想法

on the outs【非正式用語(yǔ)】

Not on friendly terms; disagreeing.

無(wú)禮的：不友好的；持不同意見(jiàn)的