Meaning ofout ofin English

Preposition

1. from a larger group or quantity; a fraction of
2. originating from a source or place
   The music is out of the old record player.
3. no longer in a condition; changed state
   The patient is out of danger after surgery.
4. without something; no longer possessing
   She is out of money and cannot buy anything.
5. from inside to outside a space
   The cat ran out of the house quickly.
6. outside a given space or area; not within
   The book fell out of the bag and got damaged.
7. moving away from something; outside
   The new policy is out of line with our company values.
8. moving away from a place or thing
   The kids ran out of the classroom and into the playground.
9. outside a given space or area; not within something
   The car drove out of the garage and onto the street.