PHRASAL VERBS out 1

Sandra said, some days in the furniture we sell more, some days we sell less, but sales average out at about 150 units a day. -------- AVERAGE OUT.

Calcular el promedio, Averechar Afuera, sacar el promedio, sacar la medida o la suma total... to calculate the average of a set of numbers or amounts.

Pedro said, It took me a long time to fill out the application form. ----------- FILL OUT.

Completar, llenar una forma. to add information such as your name or address in the empty spaces on an official document. (see also: fill in).

Don Berny blew out all 60 candles on his birthday cake. ---------- BLOW OUT.

Soplar y apagar afuera, if you blow out a flame, or if it blows out, it stops burning because you blow on it or because of the wind.

At Chase bank they're trying out a new security system. ----------- TRY OUT.

Probar, tratar. to test something in order to find out if it works or to decide whether you like it.

Ceci picked out a pink shirt for me to try on. --------- PICK OUT.

Escoger. to choose one thing or person or several things or people from a large group. (see also: decide on, go for).

Betty said, I "pointed out" that in a long term this would undoubtedly cost us more. -------- POINT OUT.

Puntualizar, estipular, acentuar. to tell someone a fact that they did not already know, especially one that is important in the present discussion or situation.

He pointed out the best beaches on the map. ------- POINT OUT.

Señalar Afuera con el dedo, pointear con el dedo. to make a person notice someone or something, usually by telling them where they are or by holding up one of your fingers towards them.

Could you get some more orange juice dady?. We're about to run out. ----------- RUN OUT.

Quedarse sin nada, acabarse. to use all of something so that there is none left.

My wife hung up a thick curtain to keep out the draught. Quito, you should KEEP OUT of the sun until you put on some sunscreen, or you might get a painful sunburn. ------ KEEP OUT.

Mantener, mantenerse fuera de. to not go into a place, or to stop something from going into a place.

One of the checkers is missing from the game set. --------- CHECKERS (US) or draughts (UK).

juego de las damas chinas. a game for two players using 24 round pieces on a board marked with black and white squares.

We hung up a thick curtain to keep out the "draught". ---- draught.

Corriente de aire. cool air moving in a closed space (such as a room).

BREAK OUT. ------- Chapo broke out of the prison camp by digging a tunnel. --------- BREAK OUT.

Escaparse de la carcel, breakearse Outelianos de prision. to escape from prison.

Jane finally "worked out" her overheads and from now on she’ll save money in the company. ------------ WORK OUT.

Solucionar, encontrar la solución, crear algo, resolver. to resolve or to find the answer to something.

Bolillo does these crazy things, and I just can't "work him out". ------------ work out. (UK).

Entender, trabajar, comprender afuera, trabajar para comprender. to understand something or decide something after thinking very carefully.

Kaz every weekend clears out her cluttered room. We need to clear all the junk out of the attic. --------- CLEAR OUT.

Desalojar Afuera, Cleariar, remover, limpiar a. to remove unwanted things from (an area or place).

Quito, don't "clutter" my desk with your paperwork!. --------- to CLUTTER.

Hacer tiradero en, Cluttear, desordenar, poner patas arriba. To make something messy.