the hell out of | Idiomator

Meaning: (idiomatic)Used as anintensifier.Susan Powter (1993),Stop the Insanity! Eat, Breathe, Move, Change the Way You Look and Feel-Forever:“How about eliminating all the stupid choreography you've got us doing—which doesn't do a damn thing, other than confusethe hell out ofmost people....”2004:William Upski Wimsatt Adrienne Brown,How to Get Stupid White Men Out of Office: The Anti-Politics, Un-Boring Guide to PowerThere were days where we would just pick up our coats, leave one person in the office, and head into an area that was weak and door-knockthe hell out ofit.Rachel Reiland (2004),Get Me Out of Here: My Recovery from Borderline Personality Disorder:“Am I supposed to be like my mother? Crying all the time, manipulatingthe hell out ofhim, out of us?”2008,BioWare,Mass Effect(Science Fiction), Redwood City: Electronic Arts,→ISBN,→OCLC, PC, scene: UNC: Espionage Probe:Now that you're above ground, your suit radio has reestablished connection with the Normandy. Time to getthe hell out ofhere.

Examples:

EN: ¡You've scared the hell out of my goose!
ES: ¡Asusta al ganso, qué diablos!
EN: Kick him the hell out of there!
ES: Mándalo derecho al diablo....
EN: I love people who get the hell out of here.
ES: Me encanta la gente que se larga.
EN: Get the hell out of here.
ES: ¡Fuera de aquí!
ES: Lárgate ya de aquí.
ES: Vamos, vete de aquí.
EN: Get the hell out of here!
ES: ¡Fuera corriendo! ¡Largo de aquí!
EN: Split at once. Do you hear me? Get the hell out of here!
ES: Ahora que ya está todo aclarado. ¡Váyase!
EN: Get the hell out of here, you black lugs!
ES: ¡Salid todos de aquí, desgraciados!
EN: Chachita, you scared the hell out of me!
ES: ...que he perdido hasta la calma...
EN: You beat the hell out of him, man!
ES: ¡Qué moquetiza le has puesto, hermano!
EN: ...he'll slap the hell out of me.
ES: ...me va a dar una entrada de trompazos, como dice él.
EN: - Get the hell out of here!
ES: - ¡Fuera de aquí!
EN: What do you want? Get the hell out of here!
ES: ¿Se puede saber qué queréis?
EN: Will you women get the hell out of here?
ES: ¿Vais a largaros, mujeres?
EN: Get the hell out of here, babe, eh!
ES: ¡Sal inmediatamente, muñeca! ¡Tú...!
EN: Hey, will you get the hell out of here or do I have to throw you out?
ES: ¿Se irá de aquí o tendré que echarle?

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