PHRASAL VERBS out 5

Victor Junior "dropped out" of school before completing his degree. ------------- drop out.

Decertar, abandonar, dejar. to leave something such as an activity, school, or competition before you have finished what you intended to do. (see also: opt out).

Teenagers used to hang out in pool halls on weekends. The boys would play pool while the girls watched them and flirted with them. ---------- hang out.

Pasar el rato, pasar tiempo. to be or stay somewhere for a period of time without doing much. (see also: hang around with).

Since Daniel got a girlfriend he stopped "hanging out with" his friends. ---------- hang out with.

Juntarse con. to spend time relaxing, talking, or doing something with (someone). (see also: run around with).

The striking workers refused the company’s offer of a small wage rise. They "held out for" a bigger raise, and eventually they got it. ---------- hold out for.

Esperar por algo mejor. to wait until you get what you want and to refuse to accept anything less.

Would you like to help out by addressing the envelopes for the wedding invitations?. ---------- help out.

Ayudar, echar una mano. to give a hand, to help someone, especially by giving them money or by doing work for them.

In Asia, businessmen often invite their customers out to entertainment venues like bars and clubs. ---------- invite out.

Invitar a salir. to ask someone to go with you to a place, for example a restaurant or the cinema. (see also: ask out).

We’ll have a meeting next week to iron out any final details in the contract, and then we can go ahead and sign it.---------- iron out.

Resolver pequeños detalles., aclarar las cosas. to find a way of solving small difficulties or problems, or to find a way of ending a disagreement. (see also: clear up, sort out, straighten out).

Sofia Vergara ironed the wrinkles out of the dress. ---------- iron out.

Planchar. to remove (wrinkles) in cloth by using a heated iron.

The peninsula juts out into the bay. ---------- jut, or jut out.

Sobresalir, resaltar. to (cause to) stick out, especially above or past the edge or surface of something more than normal. (see also: stick out).

Every year Melany Trump mail her catalogue out to over 100,000 customers. ---------- mail out.

Mandar por correo regular o electronico. to send many copies of a letter, advertisement, etc. by mail at one time. (see also: send out).

Emy said, I can barely (- -) a few words (- -) on this book.

MAKE something OUT. ------- Emy said, I can barely MAKE a few words OUT on this book. ---------- MAKE something OUT.

Marck Antony and Jenifer Lopez made out each other passionately. ---------- make out.

Besar apasionadamene. to have sex, or to kiss and touch in a sexual way.

Becky G. was necking with her new boyfriend. ---------- to neck (OLD-FASHIONED).

Besar apasionadamene. to kiss for a long time in a sexual way. (see also: make out).

Jane friend's offered to her some shares in his company. She didn’t buy any, so she missed out when his company made a fortune. ---------- miss out.

Dejar pasar, perderse la oportunidad. to fail to use an opportunity to enjoy or get an advantage from something. (see also: lose out, pass up).

The government believed the terrorist would "hide out" in caves for years, if necessary. ---------- hide, or hide out.

Esconderse, ocultarse. to go to or stay at a place where you cannot be seen or found.

My wife is a shopaholic, she's already "maxed out" six credit cards this year, and now she wants another one!. ------- max out.

Llegar al limite. to use or reach an upper limit: to come to the highest level possible.

(GODDA- -) ----- Oh my God. Why did you wake me up like this?. You almost gave me a (GODD - - -) heart attack.

Oh my God. Why did you wake me up like this?. You almost gave me a GODDAMN heart attack. -------- GODDAMN.

Rene can’t wait for the Scorpion's new album to come out. They’re his favourite band. -------------- come out.

Salir al publico, estar disponible. to become available for people to buy or see something.