That boy was one of the new draft, fresh out of boot camp, and yet it was his duty to pass messages upon which the fate of a battle might depend.
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fresh out — (of something) US informal used to say that you do not have any more of something “Are there any bagels left?” “I m sorry, we re fresh out (of them).” I m fresh out of ideas. [=I don t have any more ideas] We re fresh out of time. • • • Main… … Useful english dictionary
fresh out of — (something) 1. having just completed something. We hired her fresh out of law school. Usage notes: often said about someone who has just completed an educational program 2. having just finished or sold all of something. Sorry, we re fresh out of… … New idioms dictionary
fresh\ out — Lacking possession. In contrast to the simpler out, fresh out need not apply to a collection. Q: Do you have a light? Q: Can I borrow a buck? Q:Do you know how to get to the IHOP? A: Sorry, I m fresh out … Dictionary of american slang
fresh\ out — Lacking possession. In contrast to the simpler out, fresh out need not apply to a collection. Q: Do you have a light? Q: Can I borrow a buck? Q:Do you know how to get to the IHOP? A: Sorry, I m fresh out … Dictionary of american slang
fresh out — do not have any, all used up I wish I could lend you some rice, but I m fresh out … English idioms
fresh out of something — mainly american informal phrase used for saying that you have just finished all of your supply of a particular thing I’m sorry, I’m fresh out of coffee. Thesaurus: nothing, none and no onesynonym everything and including everythingsynonym … Useful english dictionary
fresh out of something — fresh out of (something) 1. having just completed something. We hired her fresh out of law school. Usage notes: often said about someone who has just completed an educational program 2. having just finished or sold all of something. Sorry, we re… … New idioms dictionary
fresh out of something — mainly American informal used for saying that you have just finished all of your supply of a particular thing I m sorry, I m fresh out of coffee … English dictionary
be fresh out of something — be fresh out of (something) American & Australian to have just finished or sold a supply of something, and have no more left. Sorry, we re fresh out of bread this morning … New idioms dictionary
be fresh out of — (something) American & Australian to have just finished or sold a supply of something, and have no more left. Sorry, we re fresh out of bread this morning … New idioms dictionary
