I didn't make it through flight school — I washed out.
After washing out of the military academy, he joined his father's business.
New idioms dictionary. 2014.
wash out of — wash out (of (something)) to leave a program or activity because you failed to meet its standards. I didn t make it through flight school I washed out. After washing out of the military academy, he joined his father s business … New idioms dictionary
wash out — (of (something)) to leave a program or activity because you failed to meet its standards. I didn t make it through flight school I washed out. After washing out of the military academy, he joined his father s business … New idioms dictionary
wash out — {v. phr.} To disappear; vanish. * /Do you think this stain will wash out?/ … Dictionary of American idioms
wash out — {v. phr.} To disappear; vanish. * /Do you think this stain will wash out?/ … Dictionary of American idioms
wash out something — wash out (something) to cause an activity or event not to happen because of rain. Even the golf tournament was washed out this week. Storms washed the picnic out … New idioms dictionary
wash out — (something) to cause an activity or event not to happen because of rain. Even the golf tournament was washed out this week. Storms washed the picnic out … New idioms dictionary
wash out — verb 1. prevent or interrupt due to rain (Freq. 1) The storm had washed out the game • Syn: ↑rain out • Hypernyms: ↑prevent, ↑keep • Verb Frames … Useful english dictionary
wash out — phrasal verb Word forms wash out : present tense I/you/we/they wash out he/she/it washes out present participle washing out past tense washed out past participle washed out 1) [transitive] to wash something quickly, especially the inside of a… … English dictionary
wash out — 1. in. to fail and be removed from something, such as school. (See also washout.) □ I studied all I could, but I still washed out. □ I don’t want to wash out. It’s my whole future. 2. in. to have a serious wreck; to wipe out. □ The little car… … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
wash out — verb a) To remove something by washing. That stain will easily wash out. b) To wear away by the flow of water; to erode. The sandcastle was washed out by th … Wiktionary
