log out - odhlásit se (např. ze sítě), odlogovat se

verb - to do something to leave a computer system

 

bummed out - smutný, nešťastný

adjective, informal - very sad or unhappy

 

fluff out - načechrat

verb - to make something look bigger especially by brushing or combing it in the opposite direction

out loud - nahlas

adverb - in a way that can be heard, not silently

 

black out - omdlít, ztratit vědomí, upadnout do bezvědomí

verb, informal - to become unconscious

 

butt out - přestat se plést (do něčeho), neplést se (do něčeho), odprejsknout, nemotat se (do něčeho)

verb - to stop being involved in someone else's conversation etc.

stake-out - pozorování, dozor, dohled

noun - the act of observing a place or a person suspected of illegal activity

 

out of - ven, z

preposition - a preposition describing position or movement towards the outside of something

 

sold out - vyprodáno, vyprodaný

adjective - sold completely

 

be out of - nemít něco (protože to došlo)

verb - not to have something anymore, because it has all been used, lost etc.

get out of - vystoupit z (auta apod.), vyjít ven z, odejít od

verb - to leave a house, car etc.

 

out of sight out of mind - sejde z očí - sejde z mysli

phrase - a phrase people use to say that if you don't see someone or something, it is easy to forget about them

 

grow out of - vyrůst z (čeho)

verb - to stop doing something when you get older

 

break out in - propuknout, udělat se, objevit se (náhle někomu něco např. vyrážka)

verb - to suddenly experience a bad physical state

 

go out with - chodit s (kým)

verb - to have somebody as a boyfriend or girlfriend