Put Out
- Put Out
- to extinguish a fire or a light
- The fire department was able to put out the fire before it spread to the neighboring buildings.
- Can you put out the candles, please?
- to publish or release something, such as a book, newspaper, or report
- The company will put out a press release tomorrow morning.
- The newspaper is putting out a special edition to cover the election results.
- to make someone or something leave a place, often because they are not wanted
- The bouncer had to put out the drunk patron who was causing trouble.
- The hotel put out the guest who was making too much noise.
- to make an effort or take action to achieve something
- The team put out a lot of effort to win the game.
- She put out a lot of time and energy to finish the project on time.
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