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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Out' - Quitar o Separar

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Out'

to intentionally remove something unpleasant from one's mind

borrar, extinguir

borrar, extinguir

Ex: She tried to blot the mistake out of her mind.

to make something ineffective

anular, cancelar

anular, cancelar

Ex: Unfortunately , the positive test results will cancel out the negative ones .

to make someone leave a place against their will

echar, expulsar

echar, expulsar

Ex: They had no choice but chuck out the rowdy guests from the party .

to completely empty or remove the contents of a space, container, or place, often thorough cleaning

vaciar, limpiar por completo

vaciar, limpiar por completo

Ex: The organizer helped her clean the cluttered closet out, creating a more organized space.

to deliberately not include someone in a particular activity or event

dejar fuera, excluir

dejar fuera, excluir

Ex: Breaking the team code of conduct could result in the captain having to count out certain members for the important match.

to exclude or remove a part of an image or content, typically for a specific purpose or to enhance the visual composition

recortar, editar

recortar, editar

Ex: During the presentation , the speaker used software crop out specific data points for a clearer representation of the key metrics .

to draw a line through a word or words to show that they should be removed or ignored

tachar, rasurar

tachar, rasurar

Ex: The designer decided cross out the initial concept and explore a different direction for the project .
to cut out
[Verbo]

to use a sharp object like scissors or a knife on something to remove a section from it

cortar

cortar

Ex: It's challenging to cut out a perfect circle from this tough material; we may need a specialized tool.

to make something indistinguishable due to a more dominant or overwhelming factor

ahogar, sofocar

ahogar, sofocar

Ex: The bright stage lights had the ability drown out the facial expressions of the performers .

to no longer be friends with someone as a result of an argument

pelearse

pelearse

Ex: Despite their longstanding friendship , a series of disagreements caused them fall out and go their separate ways .

to take a thing or person out of a place, particularly after searching for them

sacar, extraer

sacar, extraer

Ex: Can fish out a clean towel for me from the linen closet ?

to force something or someone out of a hidden or confined space

sacar, expulsar

sacar, expulsar

Ex: The security team worked flush out any unauthorized personnel from the restricted area .

to push or expel something or someone from a particular location

expulsar, forzar a salir

expulsar, forzar a salir

Ex: The overflowing river flooded the area and forced residents out of their homes.

to forcefully remove someone from an office or position

echar, despedir

echar, despedir

Ex: The manager will kick the employee out if she doesn't improve her performance.

to extract or remove a substance through pressure

extraer, sacar

extraer, sacar

Ex: Can you press all the remaining paste out of that container?

to take and bring something out of a particular place or position

sacar

sacar

Ex: As the lecture began, students pulled their notebooks out to take notes.

to remove something completely, as if pulling it up by the roots

eliminar, erradicar

eliminar, erradicar

Ex: To clear the area for the new patio, we needed to root the existing shrubs out of the soil
to rub out
[Verbo]

to remove something by using friction or a rubbing motion, often referring to pencil marks, ink, or other marks on a surface

borrar, eliminar

borrar, eliminar

Ex: It 's challenging rub out permanent marker stains from whiteboards .

to remove someone or something from a larger group or collection

separar, aislar

separar, aislar

Ex: The librarian separated the reference books out and placed them on a dedicated shelf.

to remove one's clothes quickly and easily

quitarse rápidamente, despojarse rápidamente

quitarse rápidamente, despojarse rápidamente

Ex: After the intense workout, they all eagerly slipped out of their sweaty gym gear.

to force something or someone to leave a particular location by filling it with smoke

ahumar, ahuyentar con humo

ahumar, ahuyentar con humo

Ex: The police attempted smoke out the suspect from the building by using tear gas .

to press something in order to remove the liquid

exprimir, sacar

exprimir, sacar

Ex: The chef squeezed out lemon juice onto the dish for added flavor .

to eliminate someone or something from a list

eliminar, tachar

eliminar, tachar

Ex: The board of directors had to strike out some projects from the budget to prioritize essential ones.

to remove a thing from somewhere or something

sacar

sacar

Ex: The surgeon will take the appendix out during the operation.

to forcefully split or remove something from their place or position, often through pulling or ripping

arrancar, desgajar

arrancar, desgajar

Ex: She tore the old wallpaper out to create a fresh look in the room.

to get rid of something that is no longer needed

tira la basura

tira la basura

Ex: You throw out your toothbrush every three months .

to remove dirt or stains using water, soap, or a cleaning agent

lavar, limpiar

lavar, limpiar

Ex: She decided to wash the stain out of her favorite shirt immediately.

to entirely remove something

borrar

borrar

Ex: I wiped out all the files on my computer .

to clean or remove something by flushing it with water or another liquid

enjuagar, lavar con agua

enjuagar, lavar con agua

Ex: Before recycling the cans , make sure rinse out any remaining liquid or residue .
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