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  1. Be out of harmony with, to див. В-1466.

  2. be out of health, to див. В-946.

  3. be out of it, to 1) не брати участі; бути не при справах; не бути включеним, не входити до складу; 2) не бути в перших лавах, не бути в складі лідерів (змагання); 3) зовсім не бути в курсі справ; помиля­ тися; 4) позбутися, здихатися чогось.

  4. be out of job, to див. В-1450.

  5. be out .of keeping (або harmony) with, to не гармоніювати, не відповідати, протирічити; див. тж. В-894;

The innocence which would go extremely well with a sash and tucker, is out of keeping with the rouge and pearl necklace (Ch. Dickens).

1467. be out of knee breeches, to перестати носити короткі штанці; перен. вийти з дитя­ чого віку, вирости (про хлопчика);

...Bob learned to ride almost as soon as he could walk, and to shoot before he was out of knee breeches (M. & M., March, 1956).

1468. be out of love (with), to не любити, розлюбити, мати огиду (до когось, чогось); див. тж. В-898;

Earle Fox was only fifty-four, but he felt time-'ess and ancient. After twenty-seven years of re­search he was out of love with his science (M Wil­son).

1469. be out of luck, to не мати удачі, не пощастити, бутїї нещасливим; див. тж. В-901;

We may be out of luck tonight for all I know (A. Cronin).

Jeff, old man, you're out of luck till spring (A- Maltz).

  1. be out of one's beat, to див. В-1166.

  2. be out of one's books, to див. В-910.

  3. be out of one's depth, to див. В-568.

  4. be out of one's domain (або line, sphere), to бути не в чиїйсь сфері; бути поза чиєюсь компетенцією.

  5. (be) out of one's element, to (бути) не в своїй стихії, займатися не своєю спра­ вою; див. тж. В-917 та В-1507;

...She does not look out of her element in that beautiful nursery of yours, where a dozen children would have room and to spare (E. Lyall).

Erik went out to the plant at least once a week, sometimes every day, but he could not rid himself of the growing suspicion that he was out of his element as an engineer (M. Wilson).

  1. Be out of one's guard, to див. B-1182.

  2. be out of one's line, to І)див. В-1473; 2) бути не до вподоби, не до смаку, не по­ добатися комусь; див. тж. В-925.

  3. be out of one's mind, to [тж. to lose one's mind;' to be out of one's senses (або wits); to take leave of one's senses (або wits)] 1) збожеволіти, з глузду з'їхати; див. тж. G-1725, 2);

Не broke down completely and for days was out of his mind. Moments of lucidity there were when he became aware of Mrs. Bennett, of Dinny, once of twice, of Hope (A. Cronin).

"You are losing your mind, Pitcher," said Max­well. "Why should I have given you any such instructions?" (O. Henry).

In short, he began now to suspect that Jones was absolutely out of his senses (H. Fielding).

In short, he was now pretty well confirmed in an opinion, that his master was out of his wits, with which opinion he very bluntly acquainted the good company round the fire (H. Fielding).

For a second Andrew wondered if Danny had taken leave of his senses (A. Oronin).

2) перен. з'їхати з глузду; страшенно хви­люватися, втратити розум (від хвилювання, переживань тощо);

''What's all this talking?" he shouted at Barras. He was a little out of his mind (A. Cronin).

Clotilda, always strung, was now almost out of her wits (A. Cronin).

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