deal out

• Verbo frasal que significa repartir o dar algo a cada persona de un grupo, por turnos o en cantidades iguales.

A phrasal verb meaning to distribute or give something to each person in a group.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Distribute or give outformal

   To give something to each person in a group; to distribute.

   Repartir

   • The teacher dealt out the exam papers to the students.
   • He dealt out the cards for the game.
   • The charity dealt out food and blankets to the homeless.

   Sinónimosallocateallotapportiondispensedistributedole outgive outhand outmete outshare-out

   Antónimosaccumulatecollectgatherretainwithhold

2. Administer or deliverformal

   To give or apply something, often punishment or justice.

   administrar o aplicar (castigo o justicia)

   • The judge dealt out a harsh sentence to the criminal.
   • The manager dealt out warnings to the employees who were late.
   • Justice was dealt out fairly by the court.

   Sinónimosadministerallotapportiondispensehand outmete out

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