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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌpɪt ˈaʊt/
pit out means: To leave the area where racing cars stop for work and return to the track.
verb
To leave the area where racing cars stop for work and return to the track.
- The driver will pit out now.
- She pitted out just behind the leader.
- Wait for a clear gap before you pit out.
To sweat enough for wet marks to appear on your clothes, especially under your arms.
- I always pit out in summer.
- She pitted out during the interview.
- Do you pit out when you wear that shirt?
To stop working or functioning.
- The motor may pit out.
- Our old engine pitted out halfway home.
- The machine pitted out before the job was finished.
To make clothing wet with sweat, especially under the arms.
- I might pit out this shirt.
- He pitted out his uniform during the march.
- She had pitted out her blouse before the presentation began.
Questions about pit out
What does pit out mean?
To leave the area where racing cars stop for work and return to the track.
What is pit out in other languages?
Türkçe: pitten çıkmak · Español: salir de boxes · Français: sortir des stands · Deutsch: die Box verlassen · Italiano: uscire dai box · 日本語: ピットを出る
How do you pronounce pit out?
It is pronounced /ˌpɪt ˈaʊt/.
How do you use pit out in a sentence?
The driver will pit out now. She pitted out just behind the leader.
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