Out of Proportion

Hi Seenapster.

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You had better provide a contex so we can help you better.

But out of context, it means that something is not on good harmony with another thing or they do not have a logical or expected proportion. In other word, if something is out of proportion with another thing, it is very bigger or smaller comparing to it.

Ex.

See definition number 5c on this page:

http://www.learnersdictionary.com/search/proportion

The exact meaning will depend on the context.

Hi,

Could Someone please tell me, what is mean by "Out of proportion" ?

Here's the very, very general idea.

The word 'proportion' refers to the relationship between two things.

'Out of proportion' means that the relationship is

Hi,

It is likely to be said in the following idiom: "blow something out of proportion".

I'll give you an example, so you'll be able to understand the meaning better.

Ronnie: Did you see Michelle's photo in the newspaper?

Shawn: (laughing) Oh... Do you mean the photo...? You know.

Ronnie: Yes, this one.

Shawn: I think she was very embarrassed. W

thanks for the explanation !

thanks Clive !

Thanks Regards !