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Yong Cheng Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

What the meaning of "our"?

Thanks in advance.

In this sentense: "it's warn out"

what's the meaning of "out"?
  

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"Out" is part of the adjective "worn-out". In this context, it has no meaning of its own. Worn-out means that something can't be used anymore because it has eroded and is now broken.

— Vorpar

  • "Out" is part of the adjective "worn-out".
  • In this context, it has no meaning of its own.
  • Worn-out means that something can't be used anymore because it has eroded and is now broken.
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"Out" is part of the adjective "worn-out". In this context, it has no meaning of its own.

Worn-out means that something can't be used anymore because it has eroded and is now broken.
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Welcome.!

Yong ChengThanks in advance.

In this sentence, "It's warn out.", what's the meaning of "out"?

"out" is part of the phrasal verb 'wear out'.
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it's warn out

Do you mean, "It's warm out"?

CJ
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CalifJimit's warn out Do you mean, "It's warm out"? CJ
You may have something there CJ! I read it as 'worn'.

Oh well, I'll blame it on Vorpar.
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And on top of that, the header asks for the meaning of "our". This thread has got me warn our! Emotion: stick out tongue

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