just out

基本解釋

Ryan’s a young man, just out of college.
萊恩是個(gè)剛從學(xué)校畢業(yè)不久的年輕人。
Really, we’re all just out there taking time off from our privileged Western jobs to spend some of our privileged Western money – we’re all essentially the same.
其實(shí)，我們都只是從我們西方優(yōu)越的工作里抽出一部分時(shí)間和金錢然后在那里消費(fèi)罷了--實(shí)質(zhì)上，我們都一樣。
If a meaningful amount of oil is found just out of the United States’s reach, the embargo’s powerful advocates might begin to face formidable opposition from energy-industry lobbyists in Washington.
如果古巴在美國(guó)家門口就開采出數(shù)量可觀的石油的話，那該制裁的忠實(shí)擁蹙們可能要面臨來(lái)自華盛頓能源領(lǐng)域的說(shuō)客們強(qiáng)大的壓力了。

"There are more people just out of college who might be waiting to start graduate schools.
And the point that I started with earlier, about the internal aspect of emotions, is it's not just out there, but inside as well.
我之前就提到過(guò),關(guān)于情感內(nèi)在方面的觀點(diǎn),情感不僅是外在的,也是內(nèi)在的
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and I kind of want to go somewhere that's just out of the blue that I never even thought of,
我想去意想不到的地方，自己根本沒(méi)想過(guò)的，
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Just out of her medical residency, she won't have much saved to produce investment income.
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