go out of

英 [ɡəʊ aʊt ɒv]

美 [ɡoʊ aʊt əv]

不再为…所有; 从…中消失

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 不再为…所有；从…中消失
  If a quality or feelinggoes out ofsomeone or something, they no longer have it.
  1. The fun had gone out of it.
     此事已无乐趣可言。

双语例句

• Some of old newspapers had to go out of business for low sales.
  有些老的报社由于销量低而倒闭了。
• You really go out of the way to make me feel welcome.
  你真是煞费心思来让我感受到欢迎。
• Finally, summer school makes you go out of the house and enjoy the sunshine.
  最后，暑期班让你走出家门享受灿烂的阳光。
• Thousands of firms could go out of business.
  成千上万个企业可能破产。
• He could go out of the entrance.
  他可以从入口出去。
• I always want to go out of classes, and take part in some substaintial thing.
  一直以来，我都想走出课堂，多去参与一些更实在的事。
• I saw a lot of people come in and go out of his house.
  我看见很多人在他家进进出出。
• I had to go out of this self and into another.
  我必须脱离一个自我，成为另一个自我。
• George: Or he had to go out of town and just got back.
  或许他出城办事去了，刚刚才回来。
• Even though I can control my emotion well, I can't go out of the bad feelings completely.
  即使我能够很好地控制我的感情，但我还是无法完全忽略那些不好的感觉。