Over and out Meaning in English
expression
Definition
This phrase is used in radio communication to show you have finished speaking and are ending the conversation. It is not used in normal daily conversation.
Usage & Nuances
Strictly formal/technical—common in movies or military/police settings; 'over' means 'your turn to speak', 'out' means 'conversation is done'. Not used in personal spoken or written English outside of radio jargon or as a playful joke.
Example Sentences
The police officer ended the call with 'over and out.'
basic
After giving the message, the soldier said 'over and out.'
basic
Please respond, then say 'over and out' to finish.
basic
Alright team, that's all the instructions. Over and out.
natural
You sound like a movie soldier when you say 'over and out!'
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That's it for the meeting, folks—over and out!
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