put out
phrasal verbput out (for somebody)
- (North American English, slang)
to agree to have sex with somebody 同意性交
put somebody out
to cause somebody trouble, extra work, etc. 给某人添麻烦（或增加额外工作等） - be put out
to be upset or offended 烦恼；生气 to make somebody unconscious 使昏迷；使失去知觉
put something out
to take something out of your house and leave it, for example for somebody to collect 将…扔到外面；清理掉；扔掉 - (British English)
to put the rubbish out 倒垃圾 - (North American English)
to put the garbage/trash out 倒垃圾
- (British English)
to place something where it will be noticed and used 把…摆好；预备好（物品） to stop something from burning or shining 熄灭；扑灭 to produce something, especially for sale 生产；制造 to publish or broadcast something 出版；广播；公布 to give a job or task to a worker who is not your employee or to a company that is not part of your own group or organization 把（工作）外包 to make a figure, result, etc. wrong 使出差错 to push a bone out of its normal position 使脱臼 - (also formal put something forth)
to develop or produce new leaves, shoots, etc. 长出（叶、芽等）；抽芽
put out (to…/from…)
(of a boat or its sailors 船或水手 to leave a port 离港；起航