out of control

1. Without response to manual direction or input. The machine started spinning out of control.2. Reckless or wild; in an unruly or unmanageable state or manner. I'm sorry for the way I acted last night. I had too much to drink and got a little out of control. The real estate market in this city is totally out of control.See also: control, of, out

*out of control

1. Lit. [of something, such as a machine] not responding to direction or instructions. (*Typically: be ~; go ~.) The computer is out of control and making funny-looking characters all over the screen. My CD player is out of control and only makes screeching noises. 2. and *out of hand Fig. acting wildly or violently. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) Watch out, that dog is out of control. The kids got out of hand again.See also: control, of, out

out of control

Also, out of hand. No longer under management, direction, or regulation; unmanageable or unruly. For example, Housing costs are out of control, or The children were getting out of hand again. The first term uses control in the sense of "restraint," a usage dating from the late 1500s; the variant uses hand in the sense of "power" or "authority," and dates from the late 1800s. See also: control, of, out

单词	out of control
释义	DictionarySeecontrol out of control out of control 1. Without response to manual direction or input. The machine started spinning out of control.2. Reckless or wild; in an unruly or unmanageable state or manner. I'm sorry for the way I acted last night. I had too much to drink and got a little out of control. The real estate market in this city is totally out of control.See also: control, of, out out of control 1. Lit.* [of something, such as a machine] not responding to direction or instructions. (Typically: be ~; go ~.) The computer is out of control and making funny-looking characters all over the screen. My CD player is out of control and only makes screeching noises. 2. and out of hand Fig. acting wildly or violently. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) Watch out, that dog is out of control. The kids got out of hand again.See also: control, of, out out of control Also, out of hand. No longer under management, direction, or regulation; unmanageable or unruly. For example, Housing costs are out of control, or The children were getting out of hand again. The first term uses control* in the sense of "restraint," a usage dating from the late 1500s; the variant uses hand in the sense of "power" or "authority," and dates from the late 1800s. See also: control, of, out FinancialSeeControlAcronymsSeeOC
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