idioms

  bent out of shape  US informal (very angry or upset) There is no need to get bent out of shape over little things. I don’t want to get bent out of shape about what has happened. envocabulary.com

  out of shape (not physically strong; unfit) I need to take more exercise because I’m out of shape. He was drinking too much, and his body was out of shape. (not in the usual or original shape) The front wheel of my bicycle is out of shape. envocabulary.com

  out of place (not comfortable or suitable) She feels out of place in such a large organization. Her clothes were out of place at such a formal party. (not in the correct place) When we came back home, everything was out of place. I do not like things out of place. envocabulary.com

  out of order (not working (properly)) The elevator is out of order, so we’ll have to take the stairs. My watch was out of order but is functional now. (not in order) Don’t get out of order. Please stay in your places in line. The book’s pages were out of order. …

  time flies (time seems to be passing very quickly) Time flies when you’re having fun. Oh, I’m late for work. How time flies. It has been five years since we came to live here. How time flies. envocabulary.com