英语词汇“put someone 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 someone out

1Cause someone trouble or inconvenience: would it put you out too much to let her visit you for a couple of hours?...

Would it really put you out to just let her crash at your place?
She acted as if it put her out to ring up my order.
I know it really puts him out if I cancel within 24 hours.

Synonyms

inconvenience, trouble, bother, impose on, cause inconvenience to, create difficulties for, put someone to any trouble, disoblige

informal put someone on the spot

rare discommode, incommode

1.1Upset or annoy someone: he was not put out by the rebuff...

He looked a tad put out.
I said I was going to take notes and he looked put out, as if this slowed the process to an unacceptable degree.
Jim was most put out - he'd only got about a third of the way through his slides.

Synonyms

annoy, anger, irritate, offend, affront, displease, exasperate, infuriate, provoke, irk, vex, pique, nettle, gall, upset

informal rile, miff, peeve, aggravate, hack off

British informal nark

North American informal bum out

vulgar slang piss off

2(In sport) defeat a player or side and so eliminate them from a competition: the Czechs put Rangers out of the European Cup...

The pattern of scoring had been uncannily close to that in the defeat that put England out of the last European Championship.
It was a wonderful goal, acknowledged as the best of the tournament, but it didn't stop Holland from putting us out of the competition.
He scored the goal that put Italy out of the World Cup.

3Make someone unconscious by means of drugs or an anaesthetic: the injection will put you out for ten minutes...

Finally Dr. Raymond came and gave her an injection that put her out until the following morning.
They'll put you out and in about five minutes, the surgery will be over.
Just put me out, Doc, and wake me when it's over.

See parent entry: put

单词	put someone out
释义	put someone out 1Cause someone trouble or inconvenience: would it put you out too much to let her visit you for a couple of hours?... Would it really put you out to just let her crash at your place? She acted as if it put her out to ring up my order. I know it really puts him out if I cancel within 24 hours. Synonyms inconvenience, trouble, bother, impose on, cause inconvenience to, create difficulties for, put someone to any trouble, disoblige informal put someone on the spot rare discommode, incommode 1.1Upset or annoy someone: he was not put out by the rebuff... He looked a tad put out. I said I was going to take notes and he looked put out, as if this slowed the process to an unacceptable degree. Jim was most put out - he'd only got about a third of the way through his slides. Synonyms annoy, anger, irritate, offend, affront, displease, exasperate, infuriate, provoke, irk, vex, pique, nettle, gall, upset informal rile, miff, peeve, aggravate, hack off British informal nark North American informal bum out vulgar slang piss off 2(In sport) defeat a player or side and so eliminate them from a competition: the Czechs put Rangers out of the European Cup... The pattern of scoring had been uncannily close to that in the defeat that put England out of the last European Championship. It was a wonderful goal, acknowledged as the best of the tournament, but it didn't stop Holland from putting us out of the competition. He scored the goal that put Italy out of the World Cup. 3Make someone unconscious by means of drugs or an anaesthetic: the injection will put you out for ten minutes... Finally Dr. Raymond came and gave her an injection that put her out until the following morning. They'll put you out and in about five minutes, the surgery will be over. Just put me out, Doc, and wake me when it's over. See parent entry: put
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