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2022-07-03 08:07
Play out of (one's) skin idiom
If you play out of his or her skin, you play or perform extremely well and with the greatest amount of energy and ability.
She played out of her skin during the concert and received a lot of other invitations to perform.
Because of his stomach ache, he was unable to play out of his skin during the test.
She played out of their skins for the whole match and won the gold medal.
The verb "play" must be conjugated according to its tense.
The word " skin" is a metaphor for " limit:". This idiom dates back to latter half 20th century and originates in America.
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