give out

US /ɡɪv aʊt/
UK /ɡɪv aʊt/
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1.

to distribute or hand out something to a group of people

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The teacher will give out the test papers.
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They plan to give out free samples at the event.
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distributehand outdispenseissueallot
2.

to stop working or functioning; to fail

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My old car's engine finally gave out on the highway.
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His legs gave out after running the marathon.
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failbreak downcollapseceaseexhaust
3.

to make public; to reveal a secret or information

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The newspaper threatened to give out the details of the scandal.
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He promised not to give out any personal information.
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revealdisclosedivulgeleakexpose
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givegive inout-and-outoutingout ofoutgive up