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Bulgaria flagGerry Gerry
What does it mean "glasses out"? "As we have the glasses out" I think it means something like "since we have our glasses in our hands"

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gerda, "Out" means the opposite of "in". The glasses are usually in the cupboard or wherever they are kept when not in use. as we have the glasses out means " since the glasses are available for use because they are out" You could say: Get the glasses out. I want to make a toast. or Put the glasses away. = Put them in their usual place.
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Some context is needed.

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