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1. That class is really out of it.
那门课实在很无聊。
2. Carlin had been so out of it at rehearsals that week.
卡琳那个星期彩排的时候一直醉得不省人事。
3. I've been feeling out of it ever since I caught this terrible cold.
自从得了重感冒之后，我一直都不舒服。
4. My boyfriend's brother is really out of it; he always teases us.
我男友的弟弟很无聊；他总是捉弄我们。
杂货店
A：The grocery store is (closed/ open/ out of business).
杂货店（打烊了/在营业/关门了）。
B：Yeah, it closes at ten.
是的，它10点钟关门。
外企英语
A：Would you copy these papers?
能帮我复印一下这份材料吗?
B：This copy machine doesn’t work.
复印机有毛病了。
A：I think it ran out of paper.
我想复印机是没纸了。
1. 闷闷不乐：43. put ... away 把...收起来把...放好 | 44. out of it 闷闷不乐 | 45. bump into 偶然遇见
2. 迷迷糊糊,昏昏沉沉,心不在焉：8. out in left field疯了 | 9. out of it迷迷糊糊,昏昏沉沉,心不在焉 | 10. out of luck运气不好
3. 精神恍惚：out of control失控 | out of it精神恍惚 | out of one's mind发疯
4. 神情恍惚,心不在焉：out of business 停业,停产,关门,倒闭 | out of it 神情恍惚,心不在焉 | out of one's mind 犯傻,发疯
1. out of it的反义词
1. English is the language of international business and learning it here from a native speaker is in demand and beneficial to Chinese enterprises " going out ".
2. It disposed of the assets of failed savings and loans and then went out of business.
3. The ox broke loose when a butcher tried slaughtering it and injured two members of the butcher's family as it ran out on the street.
4. out of it的解释
4. If the newspaper only had good news, nobody would buy it and I'd be out of a job.
5. Standard Chartered has never ruled out the possibility of buying another domestic bank if it can meet the bank's rigid strategic and financial standards.
6. It must be pointed out that the TELA and the OAT usually act on complaints made by members of the public.
7. He figured out that any object immersed in fluid is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by it.
8. out of it什么意思
8. But we often act out of habit - even when it's obvious that a different set of natural laws apply.
9. She said it was almost by instinct that she took the battery out of her phone and put it aside.
10. The militant group says it will not go out of its way to act as a negotiator now.