out, outside / outdoors

out, outside

used to form terms meaning outside of or beyond something

temporary (of tenure etc.)

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see fare, fuori. / to bump off, to do in, to kill / to sack; to fire / to oust / to get through; to finish off / to gulp down

out of service

Alternative form of fuorimano

out of place, inappropriate / out of one's element, out of one's depth

to come out unexpectedly; to pop out / to reappear or be found unexpectedly / to speak suddenly or unexpectedly / to come forward

to come out; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see venire, fuori. / to come out; to get out or come out (of) (a difficult or dangerous situation) / to come out; to be discovered or revealed / to come out; to be published / to come out; to make a debut; to make a name for oneself