Well out of Meaning in English
expression
释义
To be completely free from a difficult, unpleasant, or unwanted situation. Often used to show relief or satisfaction about leaving something behind.
用法与细微差别
"Well out of" is informal, mostly British English. Commonly used with situations or relationships: "well out of that job" or "well out of the rain." It often expresses relief that a negative experience is over. Not used with physical distances but rather states or situations.
例句
I'm well out of that toxic friendship now.
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After quitting my stressful job, I feel well out of it.
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The children were well out of danger when the fire was put out.
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Honestly, you're well out of that mess—you did the right thing leaving.
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Looking back, I'm well out of that chaos. Life's much better now.
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You're well out of that old apartment; your new place suits you much better.
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