way-out in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for way-out in the English»Italian Dictionary

way-out [Brit weɪˈaʊt, Am ˈˌweɪ ˈaʊt] ADJ inf

1. way-out (unconventional):

way-out

eccentrico

way-out

bizzarro

2. way-out (great):

way-out arch

straordinario

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to bullshit one's way out of a tricky situation

tirarsi fuori da una situazione pericolosa bluffando

to wriggle one's way out of sth

(riuscire a) sgusciare or divincolarsi da qc

to wriggle one's way out of sth fig

(riuscire a) tirarsi fuori da qc

to bluff one's way out of a situation

tirarsi fuori da una situazione bluffando

she clawed her way out of the slums

si è fatta strada faticosamente per uscire dai bassifondi

Translations for way-out in the Italian»English Dictionary

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scappatoia

way out

cercare, trovare una scappatoia

to look for, find a way out

divincolarsi da qc

to wriggle (one's way) out of sth

non c'è scampo

there's no way out, there's no escape

senza via di scampo

hopeless, with no way out

trovare una via di scampo

to find a way out

uscire a tastoni dalla stanza

to feel one's way out of the room

sbocco (di strada)

way out

la situazione è senza -chi

there is no way out of this situation

way-out in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for way-out in the English»Italian Dictionary

way-out [ˌweɪ·ˈaʊt] ADJ sl

way-out (very modern)

ultramoderno, -a

way-out (unusual or amazing)

straordinario, -a

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to tunnel one's way out

scappare scavandosi una galleria

to wriggle (one's way) out of sth

sgusciare fuori da qc

to take the easy way out

scegliere la via d'uscita più facile

Translations for way-out in the Italian»English Dictionary

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scappatoia

way out

sfocio

way out

marchingegno

way out

(via d'uscita) senza scampo

with no way out

senza via d'uscita fig

with no way out

essere fuori strada fig

to be way out

way-out Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to wriggle (one's way) out of sth

sgusciare fuori da qc

to take the easy way out

scegliere la via d'uscita più facile

to tunnel one's way out

scappare scavandosi una galleria

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Give people the right to their way-out, outdated, foolish views.

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Carol was very good as a child, but she was a rebel sometimes, wanting to wear very short skirts and way-out clothes.

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He is still considered one of the most way-out-there, revolutionary practitioners.

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But out of that churn comes way-out-of-the-ordinary restaurants.

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They barge in with way-out views that are set in concrete and manipulate the conversation to the extent that it's just too tiresome to even begin dialogue with them.

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Now, let's wait for this youthful team (average age below 21) to soon come up with a relevant, funky, and way-out production.

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Jones, in those days, was captured by way-out theories.

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By playing into the amplifiers the sound is fed back with a way-out note.

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That is an option and may be the easy way-out of this very complex situation.

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A perceived injustice, followed by a fury and a lethal, way-out-of-balance reaction.

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