1. To set out from shore
2. To make an effort
3. To engage in sexual intercourse
4. To put out considerable effort:
5. To cause to be out (as in baseball or cricket)
6. When you are put out by people, you are annoyed by something they have said or done.
Publier.
1. Diffuser. Émettre des rayons.
2. Formuler. Émettre un souhait.
3. Lancer. Émettre un emprunt.
1. Mener dehors. Sortir sa voiture.
2. Publier. Sortir un livre.
3. (Familier) Tirer. Sortir un mauvais numéro.
4. (Familier) Vider. Sortir un importun.
5. (Intrans.) Pousser. Un plante qui sort au printemps.
6. (Intrans.) Quitter. Sortir de maladie.
7. (Intrans.) S'échapper. Un gaz qui sort.
8. (Intrans.) Émerger. Sortir de la mer.
9. (Intrans.) Venir. Sortir d'un milieu pauvre.
10. (Intrans.) Résulter. Je ne vois pas ce qui va en sortir.
When you are annoyed by something that someone has said or done, you are put out.
1. When you extinguish a fire or something that is burning, you put it out.
2. When you take something from inside a building or storage place and leave it outside for someone to take, use, or deal with, you put it out.
3. When you put yourself out, you try very hard to help someone.
4. When you put people out, you inconvenience them.
5. When a book, magazine, newspaper, or musical recording is published or issued, it is put out.