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lay out

/leɪ aʊt/

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verb

/leɪ aʊt/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по расположению чего-либо определённым образом, ясному объяснению чего-либо или трате денег.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of arranging something in a particular way, explaining something clearly, or spending money.

uncountable · irregular verb · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Arrange or spread outformal

    To arrange or spread something out in an organized way.

    ruРазложить

    • She laid out the documents on the table for review.
    • He laid out the tools neatly before starting the repair.
    • The architect laid out the plans for the new building.

    Synonymsarrangearraydisplaypositionset outspreadspread outunfold

    Antonymscollectgather

  2. Explain or present clearlyformal

    To explain or present something in a clear and detailed manner.

    ruИзложить

    • The manager laid out the company's strategy for the next year.
    • She laid out her arguments in a logical order.
    • He laid out the steps needed to complete the project.

    Synonymsdelineatedescribedetailenumerateexplainexpoundmap outoutlinepresentset forthspell out

    Antonymscomplicateconfusemuddleobscure

  3. Spend moneyinformal

    To spend a significant amount of money, often on something specific.

    ruПотратить

    • They laid out a fortune on their wedding.
    • He laid out $500 for the new gaming console.
    • She laid out a lot of cash for the renovation.

    Synonymscough updisburseexpendfork outoutlayshell outsplurge

Forms
  • laid out past participle
  • laid out past simple
  • laying out present participle
  • lays out third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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