Definition of thought-out in English:

thought-out

adjective ˌθɔːtˈaʊt

Elaborated, constructed, or arrived at by thinking or mental labour; thoroughly considered. Frequently with qualifying adverb (as well, poorly, etc.).

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Sarah Austin (1793–1867), translator and writer. From thought, past participle of think + out, after to think out.

Definition of thought-out in US English:

thought-out

adjectiveˌθɔːtˈaʊt

Elaborated, constructed, or arrived at by thinking or mental labour; thoroughly considered. Frequently with qualifying adverb (as well, poorly, etc.).

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Sarah Austin (1793–1867), translator and writer. From thought, past participle of think + out, after to think out.

单词	thought-out
释义	Definition of thought-out in English: thought-out adjective ˌθɔːtˈaʊt Elaborated, constructed, or arrived at by thinking or mental labour; thoroughly considered. Frequently with qualifying adverb (as well, poorly, etc.). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Sarah Austin (1793–1867), translator and writer. From thought, past participle of think + out, after to think out. Definition of thought-out in US English: thought-out adjectiveˌθɔːtˈaʊt Elaborated, constructed, or arrived at by thinking or mental labour; thoroughly considered. Frequently with qualifying adverb (as well, poorly, etc.). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Sarah Austin (1793–1867), translator and writer. From thought, past participle of think + out, after to think out.
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