Get Out Of Hand – Idiom of the day for IELTS Speaking
Definition:
- Common Idioms to Boost Your IELTS Score – Topic: Authority and control
- Common Idioms to Boost Your IELTS Score – Topic : Fear and Frustration
- Common Idioms to Boost Your IELTS Score – Topic: Health, illness, and death
- Common Idioms to Boost Your IELTS Score – Topic : Deception
- Common Idioms to Boost Your IELTS Score – Topic : Starting and stopping
When something gets out of hand, it was lost control and you can’t manage it.
Example:
“The meeting got out of hand and the guests shouted at each other”
“He decided to leave before things got out of hand.”
“The situation are getting out of hand. Some measures have to be implemented urgently”
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