Montri  +  293814 Thu, 16 Nov 06 09:02 AM Could anyone helps me to explain about "out there"? For example: I will see you out there. is it means outside? or some place? or else? Thank you in advance. :-) Montri Joined on Tue, Oct 31 2006 New Member 03 Imagination is more important than knowledge -Albert Einstein

	benita  +  293824 Thu, 16 Nov 06 09:28 AM 'out there' could have different meanings and it all depends on the context you are using it.  In the sentence above it must mean a pre-decided location, the person is referring to, where you are supposed to meet him/her. More ways of using 'out there' 1. It is not safe out there. 2. There is way too much competition out there. 3.  The truth is out there. 4.  Does anyone out there know how to solve this sum? 5.  Out there is the most dense jungle I have ever seen. 6.  You be careful out there! 7.  Who's out there? benita Joined on Mon, Jan 31 2005 India Contributing Member 1,667 But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep - Robert Frost

	Philip  +  293930 Thu, 16 Nov 06 04:36 PM  Benita wrote: 'out there' could have different meanings and it all depends on the context you are using it.  In the sentence above it must mean a pre-decided location, the person is referring to, where you are supposed to meet him/her. More ways of using 'out there' Very good explanation, benita! Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 8,738 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen

	benita  +  293960 Thu, 16 Nov 06 05:57 PM  Philip wrote:  Benita wrote: 'out there' could have different meanings and it all depends on the context you are using it.  In the sentence above it must mean a pre-decided location, the person is referring to, where you are supposed to meet him/her. More ways of using 'out there' Very good explanation, benita! Thank you! benita