way-out in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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

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they live way out in the boondocks
viven en los quintos infiernos inf
they live way out in the boondocks
viven en el quinto pino Spain inf
they live way out in the boondocks
viven donde el diablo perdió el poncho CSur inf
he smooth-talked his way out of the fine
con labia y zalamerías logró que no le aplicaran la multa
they tunneled their way out of prison
escaparon de la cárcel abriendo or haciendo un túnel
he tried to wisecrack his way out of it
trató de salir del apuro bromeando
he couldn't fight his way out of a paper bag inf
es un gallina inf
he brushed past her on his way out of the door
la rozó al pasar cuando salía por la puerta
she buttonholed me on my way out
me acorraló a la salida

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way-out in the PONS Dictionary

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no hay escapatoria fig
there's no way out
escapatoria
way out
es la única escapatoria que tienes
it's your only way out
no tener escapatoria
to have no way out
evasiva
way out
escape
way out
no tenía escape (de una amenaza)
there was no way out
no había ningún escape a la situación
there was no way out of the situation
arbitrio
way out
no hay huida posible
there's no way out
echar por el atajo inf
to take the easy way out
salida
way out
salida
way out
en este asunto no hay salida
there is no way out of this

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

to talk one's way out of sth fig
salvarse de algo con labia
to tunnel one's way out
escapar haciendo un túnel
to take the easy way out
optar por el camino más fácil
to wriggle (one's way) out of sth
escaquearse de algo
to slam one's door on the way out
despedirse con un portazo
there is no way out of this
en este asunto no hay salida
there was no way out of the situation
no había ningún escape a la situación
to take the easy way out
echar por el atajo inf
American English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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He is still considered one of the most way-out-there, revolutionary practitioners.
www.ft.com
That is an option and may be the easy way-out of this very complex situation.
nation.com.pk
But out of that churn comes way-out-of-the-ordinary restaurants.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Jones, in those days, was captured by way-out theories.
www.theroar.com.au
Now, let's wait for this youthful team (average age below 21) to soon come up with a relevant, funky, and way-out production.
www.thehindu.com
Give people the right to their way-out, outdated, foolish views.
jamaica-gleaner.com
Carol was very good as a child, but she was a rebel sometimes, wanting to wear very short skirts and way-out clothes.
www.independent.ie
A perceived injustice, followed by a fury and a lethal, way-out-of-balance reaction.
www.theatlantic.com
By playing into the amplifiers the sound is fed back with a way-out note.
www.newsandstar.co.uk
The result is a pleasing hodge-podge that travels the electronic train through the sounds of techno, drum and bass and way-out electronica.
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