put out

US /pʊt aʊt/
UK /pʊt aʊt/
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1.

to extinguish (a fire, cigarette, or light)

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The firefighters quickly put out the blaze.
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Please put out the lights before you leave.
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extinguishquenchdouse
2.

to inconvenience or annoy someone

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I hope I'm not putting you out by asking for this favor.
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It would really put him out if he had to work late again.
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inconvenienceannoytroublebother
3.

to produce or issue something (e.g., a publication, a product)

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The company plans to put out a new line of smartphones next quarter.
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They put out a press release about the merger.
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publishreleaseissueproduce
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