http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/language/theenglishwespeak/2013/09/130924_tews_142_out_of_the_picture.shtml
"Out of the picture" is...
In English, when we say someone is "out of the picture" we mean we don't count on them anymore. They are no longer involved in a particular situation. Let's hear some examples.
- Divorce was good for Mrs Jones. She looks very happy with her husband out of the picture.
- My team is bound to lose this weekend now that our best player is out of the picture. He broke his leg yesterday.
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1. I'm glad you could come to my house to take a picture of my special friend.
2. I take pride in being a great photographer.
*take pride in:~을 자랑하다.
3. Let me have a look.
4. You took this one during a trip to Paris.
The trip you took last summer with your girlfriend Ann.
5. She's out of the picture. 그녀는 이제 나랑 관계없어.
My first marriage went out of the picture at all. 나의 첫 번째 결혼은 전혀 문제가 되지 않게 되었다.
Morris is likely to win, with Jones out of the picture now. 이제 존즈가 빠졌으니까[탈락했으니까] 모리스가 우승을 할 것 같다.
The photographer was taken out of the picture. 사진사는 제삼자로 간주되었다.
6. I bet you've never seen it from this angle.
7. This other one I took at a dinner party in my flat.
8. They appear in some of my snaps.
*appear:
모퉁이를 돌아 버스 한 대가 나타났다.
지평선 위로 연기가 보이기 시작했다.
3일이 지나자 발진이 돋기 시작했다.
Were you able to get in touch with David?

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He is bound to lose.
Differences are bound to occur.
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