英语词汇“put sth out”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

put sth out

— phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/us/pʊt/verb present participle putting, past tense and past participle put

(MOVE FORWARD)

to move forward part of your body, such as your hand or your tongue, from your body:

She put out her hand to shake mine.

Don't put your tongue out - it's rude.

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Pushing and shoving

barge
bring
bring sb down
bundle
dig
force
frogmarch
heave
jostle
nudge
propel
push
push off
push sb/sth over
ram
repel
scrum
shove
stab
wheel

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(INJURE)

informal to injure part of your body by causing it to be moved out of its correct position:

He put his knee out playing tennis.

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Problems & bones, joints & teeth

arthritic
arthrosis
bruxism
buck teeth
central giant cell granuloma
chondrosarcoma
chordoma
fracture
gout
impacted
osteoporosis
repetitive strain injury
rheumatology
root canal
RSI
slipped disc
teeth grinding
temporomandibular joint disorder
toothache
trigger finger

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(MAKE AVAILABLE)

to produce something in large quantities, so that it can be sold:

They put out millions of pairs of shoes a year.

to produce information and make it available for everyone to read or hear:

Police have put out a warning to people living in the area.

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Creating and producing

bear fruit idiom
bring
bring sth out
churn sth out
cobble
craft
mass-produce
on the go idiom
overproduce
patch
patch sth together
phase
pump
raise
rush
turn sth in
turn sth out
uncreative
unleash
unproductive

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Announcing, informing & stating

(MAKE WRONG)

If a mistake puts out a set of mathematical calculations, it causes them to be wrong:

That one error put the figures out by several thousand pounds.

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Making mistakes

balls
balls (sth) up
blunder
bodge
botch
drop
famous
famous last words idiom
goof
making
misdirect
put
slip
slip up
speak/talk out of turn idiom
to err is human (to forgive divine). idiom
trip
trip (sb) up
turn
wrong

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(GIVE WORK)

UK US usually contract sth out If you put work out, you employ someone outside your organization to do it:

The council has put the job of street-cleaning out to a private firm.

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Business - general words

Age of Exploration
B2B
B2C
back office
big business
corporate memory
deal
devolution
devolve
devolve sth to sb
globalization
mass market
mass market
nerve centre
niche market
offshore
open market
private
private enterprise
tender

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单词	put sth out
释义	Contents phrasal verb(7) put sth out (LIGHT) put sth out (STOP BURNING) put sth out (MOVE FORWARD) put sth out (INJURE) put sth out (MAKE AVAILABLE) put sth out (MAKE WRONG) put sth out (GIVE WORK) Contents phrasal verb(3) put sth out (1) put sth out (2) put sth out (3) English Business put sth out — phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/us/pʊt/verb present participle putting, past tense and past participle put (LIGHT) to make a light stop shining by pressing or moving a switch: Did you put the lights out downstairs? Put that torch out! Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Electrical switches & connections connector cord cordless dimmer dimmer switch dip switch docking station electrical outlet ground jack plug (sth) in/plug (sth) into sth *put sth* on remote control shaver point socket switch switchboard travel plug wiring zapper See more results » (STOP BURNING) B1 to make something such as a fire or cigarette stop burning: Firefighters have been called to put out the fire in the city centre. Would you mind putting your cigarette out, please? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Starting fires combust fire fire starter firelighter ignite ignition incendiary kindle kindling light make make sth up put relight** set fire to sth/sb idiom splutter strike tinder torch See more results » put sth out — phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/us/pʊt/verb present participle putting, past tense and past participle put (MOVE FORWARD) to move forward part of your body, such as your hand or your tongue, from your body: She put out her hand to shake mine. Don't put your tongue out - it's rude. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Pushing and shoving barge bring bring sb down bundle dig force frogmarch heave jostle nudge propel push push off *push sb/sth* over ram repel scrum shove stab wheel See more results » (INJURE) informal to injure part of your body by causing it to be moved out of its correct position: He put his knee out playing tennis. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Problems & bones, joints & teeth arthritic arthrosis bruxism buck teeth central giant cell granuloma chondrosarcoma chordoma fracture gout impacted osteoporosis repetitive strain injury rheumatology root canal RSI slipped disc teeth grinding temporomandibular joint disorder toothache trigger finger See more results » (MAKE AVAILABLE) to produce something in large quantities, so that it can be sold: They put out millions of pairs of shoes a year. to produce information and make it available for everyone to read or hear: Police have put out a warning to people living in the area. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Creating and producing bear fruit idiom bring bring sth out churn sth out cobble craft mass-produce on the go idiom overproduce patch patch sth together phase pump raise rush turn sth in turn sth out uncreative unleash unproductive See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Announcing, informing & stating (MAKE WRONG) If a mistake puts out a set of mathematical calculations, it causes them to be wrong: That one error put the figures out by several thousand pounds. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Making mistakes balls balls (sth) up blunder bodge botch drop famous famous last words idiom goof making misdirect put slip slip up speak/talk out of turn idiom to err is human (to forgive divine). idiom trip trip (sb) up turn wrong See more results » (GIVE WORK) UK US usually contract sth out If you put work out, you employ someone outside your organization to do it: The council has put the job of street-cleaning out to a private firm. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Business - general words Age of Exploration B2B B2C back office big business corporate memory deal devolution devolve devolve sth to sb globalization mass market mass market nerve centre niche market offshore open market private private enterprise tender See more results » put sth out — phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/usverb putting, put, put to produce a product for sale: They are going to put out a line of electric cars next year in California. to give work to other companies, or to people who are not company employees: Not all machine parts were manufactured at their plant - some were put out to other companies to publish a document, magazine, etc.:** The group put out a journal and provided textbooks for independent study.
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