| 单词 | put out |
| 释义 | Word Frequency put outverb (mainly tr, adverb) 1. (often passive) a. to annoy; anger b. to confound or disturb; confuse 2. to extinguish or douse (a fire, light, etc) he put out the fire 3. to poke forward to put out one's tongue 4. to be or present a source of inconvenience or annoyance to (a person) I hope I'm not putting you out 5. to issue or publish; broadcast the authorities put out a leaflet 6. to render unconscious 7. to dislocate she put out her shoulder in the accident 8. to show or exert the workers put out all their energy in the campaign 9. to pass, give out (work to be done) at different premises 10. to lend (money) at interest 11. cricket to dismiss (a player or team) 12. baseball to cause (a batter or runner) to be out by a fielding play 13. (intransitive) US slang to consent to sexual intercourse noun putout 14. baseball a play in which the batter or runner is put out |
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