out

Meaning of out in English

Adjective, Adverb

1. away from inside; outside

Are you coming out with us?

2. away from home or work; not present

Mom is out for a shopping.

3. so as to project or extend

stretch out

4. into sight; that you can see

The moon came out.

5. in bloom; open

The tulip are just coming out now.

6. in a loud voice; loudly

We cried out for help.

7. no longer shining or burning

The light went out[⇔on].

8. lacking; wanting

We are out of butter.

9. into the state of no longer existing; exhausted or extinguished

The gas is running out.

10. to others

Hand out the papers.

11. from among others; from that number or set

pick out the clothes

12. no longer batter or base runner

The batter was out.

Preposition

1. out of

He looked out the window.