PHRASAL VERBS out 11

STICK OUT ------- Messi's so much better than the others that he sticks out.---- STICK OUT.

Sobresalir, resaltar. to be easy to notice or remember because of being unusual or different. (see also: stand out).

STORM OUT/ STORM IN/STORM INTO. ------ The safety officer Dave Parker got angry when his request for better equipment was turned down, and he stormed out of the meeting. ----------- STORM OUT/ STORM IN/STORM INTO.

Entrar o Salir bien enputado, furioso. to enter or leave a place in a way that shows that you are angry.

STRAIGHTEN OUT ------- Rose said that there’s been a misunderstanding with one of our customers, so we’ll have a meeting with them to straighten everything out.---------- STRAIGHTEN OUT.

Aclarar, resolver pequeños detalles. Make clear and resolve. (see also: clear up, iron out, sort out).

PEG ---- Jane's coat hung on a peg by the door. -------- PEG.

Estaca, gancho, taquete, barillita. a short piece of wood, metal or plastic used for holding things together, hanging things on, marking a position, etc.

TENT PEG --------- If you want to hold firmly that tent Karla, you have pushed the tent pegs into the ground.--------- TENT PEG.

Estaca para tienda de campaña. a pointed piece of wood or metal that is pushed into the ground to hold the corners of a tent in position.

STRAIGHTEN something OUT --------- The police officer said, the road straightens out after a mile or so. ----------- STRAIGHTEN something OUT.

Enderesar algo. to make something straight.

TAKE OUT ------- Maria Oviedo wants to buy an apartment, so she’s going to talk to her bank manager about taking a loan out to pay for it.--------- TAKE OUT.

Sacar un prestamo o dinero del banco. to get a loan or money from a bank.

TAKE OUT ------- Travellers as Don Berny Rubio usually take out health insurance if they’re going overseas. --------- TAKE OUT.

Sacar. to get something officially, especially from an insurance, bank, company, or law court.

TAKE OUT ON somebody. ---------- Jared Kushner often gets angry with his boss, but he can’t do anything about it so he goes home and "takes his anger out on" his wife by yelling at her. -------- TAKE OUT ON somebody.

Sacar la frustración sobre alguien. to treat someone badly or make someone suffer because you are angry, upset, or tired, even though it is not their fault.

TALK OUT OF ---------- His mother tried to talk Erick Oviedo out of joining up and becoming a soldier, but he wouldn’t change his mind. He thought it was his duty. ------- TALK OUT OF.

Tratar de convenser. to persuade someone not to do something.

TURN OUT --------- Don’t forget to turn out the lights Kaz before you go to bed ok?. ------------- TURN OUT

Apagar. if you turn out a light, you touch a switch so that it stops working. (see also: turn off, switch off).

TURN OUT. ------------- Ines and Maggy, they weren’t sure if a holiday in Cambodia was a good idea, but it turned out to be a great experience, especially visiting Angkor Wat. --------------------- TURN OUT.

Resultar, to happen in a particular way or to have a particular result. (see also: work out, pan out).

TURN OUT ---------- Lots of people turn out to see the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans every year. -------------TURN OUT.

Asistir, acudir. if people turn out for an event or activity, they go to watch it or take part in it. (see also: come along, show up (inf), turn up).

WALK OUT ------- Marco Antonio Solis didn’t try to work on the problems he had in his marriage. He just "walked out" on his family and never came back. --------- WALK OUT.

Abandonar, largarse, dejar a alguien. to suddenly leave your husband, wife, or partner and end your relationship with them. (see also: run out on).

WASH OUT --------- The rain has "washed out" the Wimbledon tennis final, but it’ll carry on in the morning unless rain washes it out again. ----------- WASH OUT.

Parar, cancelar un evento por lluvia. to cause (something, such as a sports event) to be stopped or canceled because of rain.

WASH OUT ------- Grandma said, all the color has "washed out" of these old curtains. -----------WASH OUT.

Desteñir, descolorear, deslavar, quitar color o manchas. to remove a substance from something by washing.

WASH something OUT --------- The flooding river "washed out" the bridge in Luisiana. ------------ WASH something OUT.

Deslavar. to damage or carry away (something) by the force of moving water.

WASH OUT something. --------- I finally "washed the pizza stain out" of the tablecloth said mom. ------------ WASH OUT something.

Limpiar, lavar, quitar mugre o algo. to clean the inside of a container with a liquid.

if you come drunk home tomorrow your wife is gonna flip out.

reenputarse, volverse loco... to become crazy or very excited or angry... FLIP OUT.