Phrasal Verb - Counting Out
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.Definition
To remove or eliminate a person or thing from a group, often by sending them away or excluding them.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The teacher counted out the student who was making noise in class. |
| 2 | The team tried to count out the opposing player, but they managed to score a goal. |
| 3 | The manager counted out the employee who had been late to work for the fifth time. |
| 4 | The doctor had to count out the patient who was allergic to certain medications. |
| 5 | The referee counted out the player who had been fouled three times in a row. |
| 6 | The politician counted out his rival's campaign, criticizing their policies. |
| 7 | The police officer counted out the person who was trying to leave the crime scene. |
| 8 | The coach counted out the player who was not following the team's strategy. |
| 9 | The music teacher counted out the student who was making too much noise on the instrument. |
| 10 | The manager counted out the employee who had been consistently meeting their sales targets. |