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Words (1-4 of 4)
- 被冒犯的，指感觉有点苦恼的或混乱的
- 门前的擦鞋垫[主要用于短语put out the welcome mat热烈欢迎]
- 由于某人所做的某事而感觉被轻视的；被某事惹怒的（参见put someone's nose out of joint）
Idioms (1-10 of 46)
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put out
1. 撵走，赶出，逐出，开除；使(球员等)退场 2. [化学]熄灭；扑灭；关掉 3. 花钱 → put -
put out for
要求 → put -
put oneself out
[复数]作出努力；费力，不辞辛苦，不怕麻烦 → put -
put out of gear
1. 使不咬合(或啮合) 2. 使失调，使发生障碍 → gear -
put out of court
1. 使…失去诉讼权利 2. 使不值得一顾；使失去根据（指论点、计划等） 3. [美国英语]驳倒；不让…发言 → court -
put the flag out
挂旗庆祝胜利 → flag -
put out to lease
[植物]出租 → lease -
put (out) to sea
（离港）出海，启航 → sea -
put out of action
使失去效用，使失掉战斗力；击伤；击毁；消灭 → action -
put out a feeler
（用言行）试探别人的反应，提出试探性建议 → feeler
Examples (1-10 of 11)
- to feel put out
- 感到为难 → out
- to put out a new style
- 一种新式样问世 → out
- Sorry to have put you out.
- 实在抱歉，给您添麻烦了。
- Firemen struggled to put out the blaze.
- 消防队员奋力扑灭了大火。 → blaze
- This author put out many books last year.
- 这位作者去年出版了很多著作。
- She put away her book and went out for a walk.
- 她放下书，出去走了走。
- We were most put out by the way he treated us.
- 他对待我们的方式令我们十分恼火。
- Put on a jacket if you go out. Today is quite cold.
- 你出去的话就穿件夹克，今天外面很冷。
- A lot of small firms were put out of business by the new tax.
- 许多小公司因这项新税收而破产。
- I put my phone on charge because it was running out of power.
- 手机当时快没电了，我就给它充了电。 → charge
