Meaning ofput outin English

Verb

1. to extinguish a fire; stop something from burning
   The firefighter put out the flames quickly.
   Synonyms:

   extinguishdousequenchsnuffsmother
   Antonyms:

   ignitelightkindlefuelfan
2. to extinguish or deactivate something (like a light)
   She put out the lights in the living room.
3. to remove or place outside
   Please put out the trash cans on collection day.
   Synonyms:

   removeplace outsidetake outset outsideput outsidemove outsidecarry outbring outsideshift outsidetransfer outside
   Antonyms:

   bring input inplace insidemove insidetake inside
4. to cause inconvenience or disturbance; annoy
   The loud music put out the whole neighborhood.
   Synonyms:

   annoybotherirritatedisturbinconvenienceexasperatepeeverilevexprovoke
   Antonyms:

   pleasesatisfycontentcomfortreassure
5. to broadcast or publish information
   The news channel will put out a special report on the election tonight.
   Synonyms:

   releasepublishbroadcastdisseminateairtransmitissuecirculate
   Antonyms:

   censorwithholdsuppressconcealrepress
6. to eliminate or knock out of a competition
   The new policy put out several experienced employees from the competition.
   Synonyms:

   eliminateknockoutoustdefeatbeat
   Antonyms:

   keepretainpreserveadvance
7. to render someone unconscious; injure
   The boxer's punch put out his opponent in the first round.
   Synonyms:

   knock outincapacitatedisableinjurehurt
   Antonyms:

   reviveresuscitatehealcurerevitalize
8. to dislocate a joint; cause injury
   The awkward fall put out her shoulder, and she couldn't move it.
   Synonyms:

   dislocatesprainstraininjure
   Antonyms:

   alignhealmendrepair
9. to remove from a position or office
   The company will put out the current CEO due to poor performance.
   Synonyms:

   oustremovedismissdeposeunseat
   Antonyms:

   installappointelectretainreappoint