out, get out of your rut , much-discussed

“I didn’t expect such controversy around the photo – but I’m glad the photo caused an impact since I believe that there should be more awareness about breast cancer,” wrote the 28-year-old Israeli woman who appeared in a much-discussed image on the front page of The New York Times and here on our Facebook page.

How to Read in 2013

By ROSS DOUTHAT

This is the moment to get out of your rut and visit the rest of the political spectrum.

Oliver Stone Defends Hitler
"Stone has outed himself as an anti-Semite," the American Jewish Committee wrote in a statement after the Times of London printed an interview in which the director discussed "the Jewish domination of the media."

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音節rut 発音記号/rˈʌt/音声を聞く

【名詞】

1

【可算名詞】 わだち，車の跡.

2

[a rut] 決まりきったやり方，型.

用例

be (stuck) in a rut 型にはまり込んでいる, マンネリになっている.

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rut^２

音節rut 発音記号/rˈʌt/

【名詞】

1

【不可算名詞】 (雄ジカ・雄牛などの)さかり，発情.

2

[the rut] 発情期.

【動詞】 【自動詞】

(rut・ted; rut・ting) さかりがつく，発情する.

out

v., out·ed, out·ing, outs. v.intr.
To be disclosed or revealed; come out: Truth will out.

v.tr.

1. Sports. To send (a tennis ball, for example) outside the court or playing area.
2. To expose (one considered to be heterosexual) as being gay, lesbian, or bisexual: a tabloid article that outed a well-known politican.
3. Chiefly British. To knock unconscious.