Pesquisar
to put out
[phrase form: put]
01
extinguir, apagar
to make something stop burning or shining
02
estar incomodado por, ser prejudicado por
to make things difficult for someone
03
estender, colocar para fora
to extend a part of body or an object from its usual position, often for a specific purpose or function
04
fazer um grande esforço, se esforçar ao máximo
to make a significant effort
05
deixar inconsciente, anestesiar
to make someone unconscious using drugs or an anesthetic
06
lançar, publicar
to produce and release something for public distribution or sale
07
aposentar-se, sair do trabalho
to stop working after reaching retirement age or for other reasons
08
sacar, eliminar
(of baseball) to cause a player to be out during a fielding play
09
ter relações sexuais, estar disposto a
to engage in sexual activity or to express a willingness to do so
10
luxar, deslocar
to dislocate a bone from its normal position
11
colocar para fora, sacar
to place one's trash or recycling outside for the garbage truck to take away
put out
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Exemplo
The wind put out the lanterns on the porch.
Please put out the campfire before leaving the site.
He forgot to put out his cigarette, causing a small burn on the carpet.
The outfielder put out the batter with a spectacular catch.
The catcher put out the runner at home plate.
