Your heart out Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/ /ˈhɑɹt/ /ˈaʊt

YOR / YUR HART OWT

UK

jˈɔː/ /hˈɑːt/ /ˈaʊt

YAW HAHT OWT

Definition

To do something with all your energy, feeling, or enthusiasm, often in phrases like 'sing your heart out' or 'dance your heart out'.

Usage & Nuances

Always used after an action verb (like 'sing', 'dance') to emphasize full emotional effort. Informal, lively, and positive in tone. Common collocations: 'sing your heart out', 'dance your heart out', 'play your heart out'. Not literal—used for dramatic or enthusiastic actions.

• Spanish: con todo tu corazón - con toda el alma
• Portuguese (BR): com todo o seu coração - com toda a alma
• Portuguese (PT): com todo o teu coração - com toda a alma
• Chinese (Simplified): 全心全意地 - 尽情地
• Chinese (Traditional): 全心全意地 - 盡情地
• Hindi: पूरे दिल से - पूरी जान से
• Arabic: من أعماق قلبك - بكل مشاعرك
• Bengali: পুরো মন দিয়ে - প্রাণ খুলে - সমস্ত আবেগ দিয়ে
• Russian: от всей души - со всей страстью
• Japanese: 心を込めて - 全力で
• Vietnamese: hết mình - với tất cả trái tim
• Korean: 온 마음을 다해 - 열정적으로
• Turkish: bütün kalbinle - tüm içtenliğinle
• Urdu: دل و جان سے - پوری لگن سے
• Indonesian: sepenuh hati - dengan segenap jiwa

Example Sentences

She sang your heart out at the concert.

basic

Go out and play your heart out!

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They danced your heart out at the wedding.

basic

You should cheer your heart out for your team!

natural

I watched her paint your heart out until sunrise.

natural

Just get out there and dance your heart out, no matter who's watching.

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