Put out – meaning and examples

Put outphrasal verb · put

Meanings:

1. To extinguish something on fire.
2. To distress or inconvenience someone.
3. To manufacture or produce something.
4. To make something, esp. information, publicly available.

Examples:

• When you leave the campgrounds, be sure to put all fires out.
• It always puts me out when someone asks me to wait for urgent tasks.
• The organization WiFi Study has put out so many excellent packages for government service aspirants.

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