Idiom: map out something

Meaning

Idiom: map out something (map something out)

— During the next hour we need to map out the topics and production schedule for the newsletter for the rest of the year.

— I always like to map out the general route for my trips but allow plenty of time to explore places after I get there.

— In many countries you have to map out your life in junior high, deciding exactly what type of work you'll do when you grow up.

— We need to map out this trip to Africa to make sure we have enough money to do a safari.

— After the instructor mapped out the course, I dropped out because I hate working on group projects.

— Could you map out the fundraising strategy at tomorrow's staff meeting?

— Now that we've got the plan mapped out, let's start assigning tasks and due dates to the team.

— I thought I had mapped everything out correctly before I started this business but I've missed several very important steps.

— The strategy you mapped out to get more subscribers on your mailing list is truly genius.