英:[pʊt aʊt]
美:[pʊt aʊt]
英:[pʊt aʊt]
美:[pʊt aʊt]
生产;伸出;出版;扑灭
phrase
to stop the burning of (something).The firefighters put out the fire in a few hours.They put out their cigarettes.If the candle is still burning, would you please put it out?
to extinguish (a light).What time did you put your light out?
to extend outward (a hand, arm, foot, or the like).The doctor asked her to put out her tongue.He put out his hand to her, but she did not take it.
to place (something) outside one's house or business.It's your turn to put out the garbage.The neighbors have put out a "For Sale" sign.
to make (something) openly available for use or for taking.I always put out all my ingredients before I start baking.I don't think we put out enough glasses for the all the guests.Their mother put out the Christmas decorations so the kids could start decorating the tree.
to emit or expend.This heater doesn't seem to put out much heat.You'll have to put out a little more energy if you want to do the task right.The factory used to put out huge amounts of soot.
to publish.We put out a new edition of the magazine every three months.
to produce.The company puts out thousands of these devices every year.
(informal) to make (someone) unconscious with the use of anesthesia.The dentist will put you out for the whole procedure, so you won't even know it's happening.
to annoy or upset (someone).Don't worry. You didn't put me out by telling me the truth.All of the passengers were put out by the delay.
to cause (a player) to be out in a game of baseball, softball, or cricket.The shortstop put out the runner at third base.This batter had walked in the previous inning, but the pitcher put him out in the second.
接杀
The first known use of putout was in the 14th century
ship1 of 3noun
a large seagoing boat
a ship's crew
airship, airplane, spacecraft
ship2 of 3verb
to place or receive on board a ship for transportation by water
to cause to be transported
had her boxes shipped home
to take into a ship or boat
ship oars
to sign on as a crew member of a ship
to take in (as water) over the side
-ship3 of 3noun suffix
state : condition : quality apprenticeship
friendship
position : office : duties
professorship
art : skill : activity penmanship
horsemanship
one having or entitled to be called by a (specified) title her Ladyship
his Lordship
the whole body of persons included in a class
a large readership
usualadjective
done, found, or used in the ordinary course of events : normal, regular the usual route to work
less than the usual fee
far1 of 2adverb
at or to a great distance in space or time
far from home
to a great extent : much
far better
to or at a definite distance, point, or degree
as far as I know
to an advanced point or extent : a long way
a smart student can go far
far2 of 2adjective
very distant in space or time
long entry 1 sense 3
a far journey
the more distant of two
the far side of the lake
shilly-shallyverb
to be unable to make up one's mind : show hesitation
hurry1 of 2verb
to carry or cause to go with haste
hurry the child to the hospital
to move or act with haste
had to hurry to arrive in time
to urge on to greater speed : prod
to hasten the doing of
hurry a repair job
hurry2 of 2noun
great speedespecially: unnecessary haste
a state of eagerness or urgency : rush
Shetland ponynoun
any of a breed of small strong short-legged ponies developed in the Shetland Islands and having a thick coat and long mane and tail
she's
she is : she has
look oververb
to inspect or examine usually in a hurried or careless way
shell shocknoun
any of numerous nervous conditions appearing in soldiers exposed to modern warfare
putout1 of 2noun
the act of causing a base runner or batter to be out in baseball
put out2 of 2verb
extinguish sense 1
put the fire out
exert sense 1, use
put out all my strength to move the piano
produce entry 1
irritate sense 1, provoke
my father was put out by my failure
to cause to be out (as in baseball)
to set out from shore
Columbus put out for the New World
1 What do you like to do in your spare time?
空闲时你喜欢干什么?
2 It's rude to put out your tongues at people.
对人吐舌头是不礼貌的.
3 despite putting out her best effort, she was unable to beat her longtime tennis rival
4 They were so old; they should have been put out to pasture years ago.
他们如此年迈, 多年前就该叫他们退休了.
5 He put out the same for seven managers.
他同七位管理人员一样做出努力。
6 put out the campfire before leaving
7 The shortstop fielded the grounder and threw to first base for the putout.
8 Far water does not put out near fire.
[谚]远水救不了近火。
9 At last firemen have put out a big forest fire in Califorina.
消防队员终于扑灭了加利福尼亚洲的一场森林大火.
10 They have already put out a new periodical.
他们已经出版了一种新的期刊.
11 I am put out for he is always partial to one while neglecting the other.
我被他厚此薄彼激怒了。
12 This magazine is put out every Friday.
这份杂志每星期五出版.
13 He was plainly very put out at finding her there.
发现她在那里他明显很不安。
14 Firemen tried to free the injured and put out the blaze.
消防队员努力救出伤者并扑灭大火。
15 His action incensed his wife who came out of the house, shouting abuse.
他的行为激怒了他的老婆,她从房子里冲出来,大声辱骂着。
16 The blame of the accident attached to the boy who put out the street lamps.
事故的责任在熄灭路灯的那个男孩身上.
17 As the spring is coming, all the trees are beginning to put out green buds.
春天来了, 树木都开始吐出绿色的嫩芽.
18 They quickly put out the fire.
他们迅速将火扑灭.
19 Haywood put out a lot of money at 6 percent.
海伍德放了许多债,收6%25的利息。
20 A coast guard boat put out through the waves.
一艘海岸巡逻舰破浪驶离海岸.
6 大量生产
7 长出
9 同意性交
10 使脱臼
12 烦恼
cheesed off annoying troubled annoyed distressed irritated disturbed shaken exasperated vexed get pain hassle annoyance aggro displeasure chagrin perturbation disquiet vexation exercise smart trouble hurt bug bother upset disturb fuss irritate oppress gall nettle irk vex chafe exasperate niggle browned off with browned off get to break up tick off weigh down
13 出差错
14 离港
15 生气
het up teed off cross tight angry annoying annoyed crooked glaring peeved huffy choked snaky shirty kwaai life spark animation annoyance displeasure upset annoy darken nettle displease antagonize lose your rag get bent out of shape about get bent out of shape over get bent out of shape get to tick off in a huff piss off tee off
16 公布
official publication out state issue post report release break publish declare advertise hand down to go out give out hand down tell of
18 愤怒
cross angry bitter heated outraged disorderly indignant bitterly hotly heatedly shock anger wrath bile bitterness spleen ire indignation exasperation snit smart inflame sicken be up in arms steamed up be round the twist go round the twist hard feelings
19 生产
productive production labour making birthing have produce get out turn out bring forth bring out
21 给某人添麻烦
22 抽芽
23 扑灭
24 使昏迷
28 脱臼
29 使失去知觉