out

outadverb

UK/aʊt/US/aʊt/

1
LEAVING
A1away from the inside of a place or container
- She opened the door and went out.
- Take the milk out, please.
2
AWAY FROM HOME
A2away from your home or office
- I called, but she was out.
- Let's go out for dinner tonight.
3
NOT BURNING
B1no longer burning or shining
- Suddenly all the lights went out.
- Firefighters put the fire out quickly.
4
AVAILABLE
B1available to buy or see
- Their new album is out next week.
- Is the new timetable out yet?
5
LOUDLY
B1so that people can hear
- She read the letter out to everyone.
- He shouted out my name.

UK/aʊt/US/aʊt/

1
LEAVING
A1away from the inside of a place or container
- She opened the door and went out.
- Take the milk out, please.
2
AWAY FROM HOME
A2away from your home or office
- I called, but she was out.
- Let's go out for dinner tonight.
3
NOT BURNING
B1no longer burning or shining
- Suddenly all the lights went out.
- Firefighters put the fire out quickly.
4
AVAILABLE
B1available to buy or see
- Their new album is out next week.
- Is the new timetable out yet?
5
LOUDLY
B1so that people can hear
- She read the letter out to everyone.
- He shouted out my name.