Re: out there
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 2:33 am
The meaning can change according to the situation. In the most "localized" sense "out there" could just mean "outside":
You'd better stay inside. People are fighting out there.
In your examples, "out there" has a more general sense, something like:
- in the world
- not right here but in other places
You'd better stay inside. People are fighting out there.
In your examples, "out there" has a more general sense, something like:
- in the world
- not right here but in other places