Rechercher
to give out
[phrase form: give]
01
distribuer
to distribute something among a group of individuals
Transitive: to give out sth to sb
02
tomber en panne, cesser de fonctionner
to stop working or functioning
Intransitive
03
émettre, décharger
to release or discharge light, heat, vapor, or other forms of energy or substances
Transitive: to give out energy or substances
04
s'épuiser, venir à manquer
to run out or not have enough for a specific need or demand
Intransitive
05
annoncer, diffuser
to make an announcement or convey information to a group of people, often with the intention of publicizing or disseminating the information more widely
Transitive: to give out information
give out
v
Exemple
The coach gives out uniforms to the sports team before the big game.
The teacher will give out textbooks to the students at the beginning of the school year.
The charity organization plans to give out food to the needy during the holiday season.
The electric lamp gives out a steady beam of light in the darkness.
The old car finally gave out after years of constant use.