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put out

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put out• When she said I was interfering, I was a bit put out.• She threw sand on the fire to put it out.• She was rather put out about being described as plain.• Put that cigarette out at once!• The minister was not put out by the note of impatience in Cohen's voice.• He put out his hands and Officer Johnson clicked on the handcuffs.• Bill put out his pipe and stood up to leave.• Could you put the lamp out in the bedroom, please?• I put out my cigarette and went back into the house.• He put his head out slowly and looked up the corridor.• It took fire-fighters four hours to put out the blaze.• Norma put out the light and went to sleep.
feel/be put out• A very limited edition single was put out by Red Rhino, to promote the album it was actually unable to release.• I think it's understandable if Trevor was put out by this favoured treatment Sinatra got.• There was no trust and everybody was putting out fires.• When you are reacting, you are putting out fires.• The match was put out for new offers and Kasparov is due to make an announcement in London on March 22.• Not surprisingly they take the easy way out when food is put out for them each day.• That team was nowhere near as good as the sides Leeds are putting out now.• Could they not be put out to stud?
put somebody out• Are you sure you don't mind picking the children up from school? I don't want to put you out.• I hope I'm not putting you out, but I need someone to stay in the office at lunchtime today.
put yourself out• You got ta put yourself out, at risk.• A lot of people round here have put themselves out for me.• Kept Ireland out of the war, but that doesn't mean he's putting himself out for your people.• Mauve put himself out in all sorts of ways - a highly irritable man who could be expansively generous.• I wouldn't want to put yourself out just for me.• They put themselves out of reach.• I bad to ask around and write letters and put myself out to make it happen.• As if her father's interminable complaints were not enough, nomatterhow she put herself out to please him.• Also, I was not keen on the prospect of putting myself out without desire.
put your tongue out• Donaldson fought the urge to put his tongue out.• I put my tongue out at them as far as it would go.
put your hand/foot/arm out• She tottered, and put her arms out.• Minna put her hands out and I handed her the divorce.• He put his hand out and there was Lily, quiet and warm beside him.• Everyone puts his hand out, from cabinet ministers to loan underwriters.• Vern put his hand out this time.• He put his hand out, touching his father's cheek.• When she put her hand out, trying to rise, she skittled a row of bottles.
put out feelers• Their intelligence agency, the Kempeitai, put out feelers to nationalists like Ngo Dinh Diem.
ˌput ˈout adjectiveadj [not before noun] British EnglishBrE
upset or offended 不安的；不高興的
She felt put out that she hadn’t been consulted.
沒人找她商量，她覺得不高興。
From Longman Business Dictionary
put something → out phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT]
1to produce something for sale
A great many people are involved in putting out a newspaper.
2if a company puts out a piece of work, it sends the work to be done by someone who does not work for the company
to
These days we put out a lot of work to freelancers.
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put out

put out
phrasal verbphr v 
a) fire/cigarette etc 火/香煙等 put something ↔ outSTOP something THAT IS HAPPENING to make a fire etc stop burning 撲滅火；熄滅香煙 SYN extinguish
The rescue services are still trying to put out the fires.
救援部門仍在試圖撲滅大火。
b) light 燈 put something ↔ outSWITCH ON OR OFF to make a light stop working by pressing or turning a button or switch 關燈 SYN switch off
c) make available 準備好 put something ↔ out to put things where people can find and use them 預備好〔以便使用〕
The girls helped her to put out the cups and plates.
姑娘們幫她把杯盤擺好。
d) feel/be put outOFFEND to feel upset or offended 感到不高興[惱火]
We were a little put out at not being invited to the wedding.
我們沒有獲邀參加婚禮，感到有些生氣。
e) make extra work 添麻煩 put somebody outPROBLEM to make extra work or cause problems for someone 給某人添麻煩
Mary can’t come to dinner tonight. She hopes it won’t put you out.
瑪麗今晚不能來赴宴了，她希望不會給你帶來不便。
f) put yourself outHELP to make an effort to do something that will help someone 努力做某事以幫助某人
They had put themselves out to entertain her during her visit.
她來訪期間他們盡力招待她。
g) take outside 拿出去 put something ↔ outPUT to take something outside your house and leave it there 把某物拿到房子外
Remember to put the cat out before you go to bed.
記得上床之前把貓放出去。
put the rubbish/garbage etc out (=put unwanted things outside your house to be taken away) 把垃圾等清理出去
put the washing out (=put clothes outside to dry) 把洗好的衣服晾出去
h) put your tongue outRUDE/IMPOLITE to push your tongue out of your mouth, especially as a rude sign to someone 伸出舌頭〔尤作爲不禮貌的表示〕
i) put your hand/foot/arm outSTICK OUT to move your hand etc forward and away from your body 伸出手/腳/胳膊
He put out his hand toward her.
他向她伸出手。
j) make unconscious 使失去知覺 put somebody outMH to make someone unconscious before a medical operation 〔手術前〕麻醉某人
k) put your back outMI to injure your back 背部受傷
l) produce STH 制作某物 put something ↔ outTC to broadcast or produce something for people to read or listen to 播出；制作〔電視或廣播節目〕；出版〔書刊等〕
They put out a half-hour programme on young refugees.
他們制作了一檔關於年輕難民的節目，時長爲半小時。
m) put out feelersFIND OUT to try to discover information or opinions by listening to people or watching what is happening 通過傾聽[觀察]發現信息[了解觀點]
He had already put out feelers with local employers but they hadn’t been interested.
他接觸了當地的僱主，但他們不感興趣。
n) ship 船TTW if a ship puts out, it starts to sail 〔船〕出航
o) have sex 發生性關系 American EnglishAmE informalSEX/HAVE SEX WITH if a woman puts out, she has sex with a man 〔女人〕與男人發生性關系
p) baseball 棒球 put somebody outDSB to prevent a baseball player from running around the bases, for example by catching the ball that they have hit 把擊球員殺出局
Examples from the Corpus
put out• When she said I was interfering, I was a bit put out.• She threw sand on the fire to put it out.• She was rather put out about being described as plain.• Put that cigarette out at once!• The minister was not put out by the note of impatience in Cohen's voice.• He put out his hands and Officer Johnson clicked on the handcuffs.• Bill put out his pipe and stood up to leave.• Could you put the lamp out in the bedroom, please?• I put out my cigarette and went back into the house.• He put his head out slowly and looked up the corridor.• It took fire-fighters four hours to put out the blaze.• Norma put out the light and went to sleep.
feel/be put out• A very limited edition single was put out by Red Rhino, to promote the album it was actually unable to release.• I think it's understandable if Trevor was put out by this favoured treatment Sinatra got.• There was no trust and everybody was putting out fires.• When you are reacting, you are putting out fires.• The match was put out for new offers and Kasparov is due to make an announcement in London on March 22.• Not surprisingly they take the easy way out when food is put out for them each day.• That team was nowhere near as good as the sides Leeds are putting out now.• Could they not be put out to stud?
put somebody out• Are you sure you don't mind picking the children up from school? I don't want to put you out.• I hope I'm not putting you out, but I need someone to stay in the office at lunchtime today.
put yourself out• You got ta put yourself out, at risk.• A lot of people round here have put themselves out for me.• Kept Ireland out of the war, but that doesn't mean he's putting himself out for your people.• Mauve put himself out in all sorts of ways - a highly irritable man who could be expansively generous.• I wouldn't want to put yourself out just for me.• They put themselves out of reach.• I bad to ask around and write letters and put myself out to make it happen.• As if her father's interminable complaints were not enough, nomatterhow she put herself out to please him.• Also, I was not keen on the prospect of putting myself out without desire.
put your tongue out• Donaldson fought the urge to put his tongue out.• I put my tongue out at them as far as it would go.
put your hand/foot/arm out• She tottered, and put her arms out.• Minna put her hands out and I handed her the divorce.• He put his hand out and there was Lily, quiet and warm beside him.• Everyone puts his hand out, from cabinet ministers to loan underwriters.• Vern put his hand out this time.• He put his hand out, touching his father's cheek.• When she put her hand out, trying to rise, she skittled a row of bottles.
put out feelers• Their intelligence agency, the Kempeitai, put out feelers to nationalists like Ngo Dinh Diem.
→ put out at put(PHRASAL VERB)
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