out

/ˈa‍ʊt/

/ˈaʊt/

out

dehors

outside a room, building, etc.

dehors

in the opposite direction of the center of a place

annulé

‌not possible or not allowed

être éliminé

(in games and competitions) no longer able or allowed to play or participate

out

hors de

from the inside of something toward the outside

Exemples

1. Troops drove out the demonstrators.

2. The athletes trained their guts out for months in preparation for the championship match.

3. Her true feelings were finally out in the open.

4. By that point in the argument, reason had gone out the window.