: You might put food out in the garden for local wildlife like foxes.
: Don't forget to put out the candle before bed.
In business and industry, it refers to the rate of production. put out
The most common literal use of "put out" is to stop something from burning or to turn off a light source.
: Someone might put out their shoulder or back in an accident, meaning they dislocated it. 7. Other Noteworthy Meanings Nautical : To put out to sea means to leave the shore. : You might put food out in the
: Broadcasters put out the news as soon as major events occur. 4. Annoyance and Inconvenience
: Strong medication can "put someone out," making them unconscious. The most common literal use of "put out"
: Firefighters arrived quickly to put out the blaze .
