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step out = go out
step out of (a place) = get out (of a place)
step out of (a place) = get out (of a place)
examples:
- The traffic policeman told me to step out of the car and asked to see my driving license.
- She never steps out of the house without make-up.
- I ‘m afraid Jenny is not here. She has stepped out to do some shopping.
- I stepped out of the classroom to get my jacket. I had forgotten it in the school yard.
- He has just stepped out for a few minutes. You can wait for him here, if you wish.
- Step out of the ordinary! Do something creative, something original! Be yourself!
- She really doesn’t like being around people she doesn’t know. She stepped out of her comfort zone (=she did something, although it made her feel uncomfortable), when she came to your party where she knew nobody.
deliver up = deliver over = give to an official (somebody in authority)
deliver myself up = deliver myself over = give myself to an official
examples:
- We delivered up the goods to the customs officials.
- We delivered up all the evidence to the police.
- We delivered over all the money to the police.
- We delivered up all the data to the court.
- The murderer delivered himself up to the police.
- They delivered their luggage over to the boarder control.
