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bioelement[͵baıəʋʹelımənt]
n биохим.
<Í> (химический) элемент в составе живых организмов

out of your element Идиома

out of his element

not trained, too deep for him He was out of his element when they began discussing DNA.

out of one's element

outside of one's natural surroundings在不适宜的环境里；不得其所
Wild animals are out of their element in cages．野生动物不习惯笼中生活。
I'm out of my element when people start talking about music．人们一谈起音乐，我就是外行了。

in one's element

Idiom(s): in one's element

Theme: COMFORT

in a natural or comfortable situation or environment.
• Sally is in her element when she's working with algebra or calculus.
• Bob loves to work with color and texture. When he's painting, he's in his element.
• He's most comfortable when he can get into his element.

In your element

If you are in your element, you feel happy and relaxed because you are doing something that you like doing and are good at. "You should have seen her when they asked her to sing; she was in her element."

in one's element|element

adv. phr. 1. In one's natural surroundings. The deep-sea fish is in his element in deep ocean water. 2. Where you can do your best. John is in his element working on the farm.
Compare: AT HOME 2.
Antonym: OUT OF ONE'S ELEMENT.

out of one's element|element|out

adv. phr. Outside of your natural surroundings; where you do not belong or fit in. Wild animals are out of their element in cages. Chris is out of his element in singing class.
Compare: OUT OF PLACE, BEYOND ONE'S DEPTH.
Antonym: IN ONE'S ELEMENT.

brave the elements

brave the elements
Go out in stormy weather, as in We've just about run out of food; I'll brave the elements and walk to the store. The use of elements for atmospheric agencies dates from the early 16th century but is rare today except in this expression, which is often used hyperbolically.

element

element
see brave the elements; in one's element.

out of (one's) element

Uncomfortable in a assertive bearings because it is not the one with which one has experience, familiarity, or ability (i.e. one's "element"). She usually aloof orders takeout, so she's absolutely out of her aspect in the kitchen. I apperceive you're out of your aspect in this new school, but you'll accomplish accompany soon, and things will get better. I asked Alex to argue on this activity because I'm out of my aspect here.Learn more: element, of, out

out of your ˈelement

in a bearings that you are not acclimated to and that makes you feel uncomfortable: I feel out of my aspect talking about politics.Learn more: element, of, out

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