out
adverb, preposition (COAST) /aʊt/Definition
› away from the coast or beach: Is the tide coming in or going out? You can only see the beach when the tide is out.Terms for location and direction used at seaCoasts and beachesBays and gulfs
(Definition of out adverbpreposition (COAST) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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out adverb, preposition (ABSENT)
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out adverb, preposition (APPEAR)
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out adverb, preposition (AVAILABLE)
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out adverb, preposition (AWAY FROM INSIDE)
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out adverb, preposition (DEFEATED)
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out adverb, preposition (DISAPPEAR)
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out adverb, preposition (EXISTING)
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out adverb, preposition (FAR AWAY)
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out adverb, preposition (FINISHED)
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