put out

• Deutsches Verb, das verwendet wird, um das Löschen von etwas (z. B. Feuer oder Licht), das Veröffentlichen oder Herausbringen von etwas oder das Bereiten von Unannehmlichkeiten bzw. das Leisten von Anstrengungen zu bezeichnen.

A phrasal verb used to indicate extinguishing something (like a fire or light), issuing or publishing something, or causing inconvenience or effort.

unzählbar · transitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

1. Extinguishformal

   To cause something, especially a fire or light, to stop burning or shining.

   Löschen

   • The firefighter quickly put out the flames.
   • Please put out your cigarette before entering the building.
   • She put out the candle before going to bed.

   Synonymeblow outdouseextinguishquenchsmothersnuff outstifle

   Antonymeignitekindlelight

2. Publish or releaseformal

   To produce and distribute something for public consumption, such as a statement, a product, or a broadcast.

   Veröffentlichen

   • The company put out a press release about the new product.
   • The radio station puts out a new podcast every week.
   • They put out a statement denying the allegations.

   Synonymeairannouncebroadcastdisseminatedistributeissuepostproducepublishrelease

   Antonymeconcealsuppresswithhold

3. Inconvenience or annoyinformal

   To cause trouble, inconvenience, or annoyance to someone.

   Jemandem Umstände machen

   • I hope I'm not putting you out by asking for a ride.
   • He was put out by the constant interruptions.
   • She felt put out when her plans were changed at the last minute.

   Synonymeannoybotherdiscomposedisturbinconvenienceirkirritateprovoketroublevex

   Antonymeaccommodateaidassistbenefithelpobligeplease

4. Dislocateformal

   To force a bone out of its normal position in a joint.

   Ausrenken

   • He put his shoulder out while lifting a heavy box.
   • The athlete put out his knee during the game.
   • She put her back out by bending awkwardly.

   Synonymedislocatedisplaceluxate

Grundverbput