PHRASAL VERBS out 2

Edgar was the landlord and Erick was the tenant. -------------- tenant.

inquilino. tenante, someone who pays rent to live in a room, house, etc.

I've never been so impressed by Michael Jackson's performance - it really knocked me out. -------------- knock out.

impresionar, dejar atónito, dejar sorprendido. to make someone feel a lot of admiration. (see also: bowl over).

Obama backed out of the deal at the last minute. -------------- back out.

Retractarse, echarse para atras. to decide not to do something that you were going to do or that you had agreed to do. (see also: go back on).

Obama "backed out of" his promise at the last minute. -------------- BACK OUT.

Echarse para atras, rajarse, echarse para atras de algo. to fail to keep an agreement, arrangement. (see also: pull out (of)).

The composer Richard Clayderman banged out a new song on the old piano. -------------- bang out.

Tocar el piano. to play a tune on the piano loudly. (see also: pound out).

Juan banged out the licence plate number on his personal Laptop. -------------- bang out.

Escribir algo a máquina, ó en la computadora, etc,. To type. to write something quickly on a computer or typewriter. (see also: type in).

Lalo, If your tenant is not paying his rent why don't you just kick him out?. -------------- kick out.

Tirar, botar, echar, tirar pafuera algo/alguién. to force someone to leave a place or an organization.

The champion was knocked out in the sixth round. He soon came to, but the referee stopped the fight, saying it’d be too risky to go on. -------------- knock out.

Dejar inconciente, dejar noqueado. to make someone become unconscious or to make someone fall asleep.

The storm blacked out the city and there wasn’t any electricity for over an hour. -------------- black out.

Dejar sin luz, dejar a ouscuras. to make a place dark, especially by covering or switching off all the lights.

Eduardo blacked out when he smelled so much smoke in the fire, so he remembers very little. -------------- black out.

Desmayar, desmayarse. to suddenly become unconscious. (see also: pass out).

I like this mobile home but unfortunately, there's a tree near the window which blocks out the light. -------------- block out.

Oscurecer, obstruir, tapar. to stop something [esp. noise, light] from coming into a place. (see also: shut out).

Chiquis Rivera had always managed to block out the incident. -------------- block out.

Bloquear, tratar de ignorar, no prestar atención. to stop yourself from thinking about or remembering something because it is upsetting or painful.

Berny Sanders knew he would not win the election, so he decided to bow out of the presidential race. ---- Hilary has no plans to bow out of politics just yet. -------------- bow out.

Retirarse de, salirse de, renunciar a algo. to resign, to leave or give up a job or stop doing an activity or position, especially when you have had it for a long time.(see also: step down, stand down).

The clothes manufacturer recently branched out into children's wear. -------------- branch out. or branch out into.

Expandirse, echar ramas, brancharse. to start to do something different from what you usually do, especially in your job.

Two men were injured when a fight broke out in the bar. -------------- break out.

Surgir algo desagradable de repente, salir de repente. if something dangerous and unpleasant [e.g. war, disease, fire] breaks out, it suddenly starts. (See also: pop up, crop up).

When will Robert tell his parents he's quitting school, they are going to "freak out"... Ceci freaked out when she saw the snake. -------------- freak, or freak out.

Ponerse histerico, aterrorizarse, asustado, freakearse. to suddenly become very angry, frightened, or surprised, or to make someone do this.

Anna said, I still can't "puzzle out" how I managed to spend so much money last month. ------- puzzle out.

lograr entender, lograr decifrar. to understand or find (something, such as the answer to a difficult problem) by careful thinking.

When they saw the list of their charges, they were completely flabbergasted... It flabbergasts me to see how many people still support Donal Trump.