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out of reach
out of one's reach
Unreachable; unattainable; unobtainable.
Sam wanted to be a United States senator but he came to realize that such a dream was out of his reach.
out of season
Not at the right or lawful time for hunting or catching.
The boys were caught fishing out of season.
Not at the usual time for growing and selling.
The corn we get out of season is different from the kind we grow here.
out of shape
out of condition
Not in good condition; not able to perform well.
Father was out of shape when he took a long hike with the boys, and he was stiff and sore the next day.
Jack's pitching arm got out of condition during the winter, when he wasn't using it.
Not look the same; changed.
Someone sat on father's new hat and mashed it. It is now out of shape.
out of the blue
out of a clear sky
out of a clear blue sky
Without any warning; by surprise; unexpectedly.
Без предупреждения; неожиданно.
At the last minute Johnny came out of the blue to catch the pass and score a touchdown.
I was driving down the road and this car swerved in front of me out of the blue.
Я ехал по дороге и вдруг из ниоткуда эта машина свернула передо мной.
The cowboy thought he was alone but suddenly out of a clear sky there were bandits all around him.
out of the frying pan into the fire
Out of one trouble into worse trouble; from something bad to something worse. A proverb.
The movie cowboy was out of the frying pan into the fire. After he escaped from the robbers, he was captured by Indians.
out of the mouths of babes
Устами младенца глаголет истина; о ситуациях, когда дети неожиданно говорят, что умное или мудрое.
We should ask your daughter’s opinion on that deal - out of the mouth of babes, you know.
Надо спросить, что твоя дочурка думает по поводу этой сделки – устами младенца глаголет истина.
out of the ordinary
Outside or beyond common experience; unusual; wonderful; extraordinary.
The parade will be something out of the ordinary because a real king will be there.
This juggler was out of the ordinary because he could juggle with his feet as well as his hands.
out of the way
get out of the way
put one out of the way
Not where people usually go; difficult to reach.
When little Tommy comes to visit her, Aunt Sally puts her lamps and vases out of the way.
Often used with hyphens before a noun.
Gold was found in an out-of-the-way village in the mountains, and soon a good road and airfield were built.
Jack and Fred found an old gun in an out-of-the-way corner of the empty house.
Not what is usual or proper; strange.
I'm sorry if I said something out of the way.
The night watchman looked around the building, but he saw nothing out of the way.
To leave before the guest of honor would be out of the way.
Not able to stop or bother you.
Tommy wished the visitors were out of the way so that he could have the candy for himself.