gives, gave, given, giving
to give out
phrasal verbC
Distribute something to several people
- 1The teacher gave out the test papers to the students.
- 2They gave out free samples at the event.
To give out means to hand something to many people. It's like sharing or passing things around to others. For example, a teacher might give out worksheets to students in class. It's about spreading things out among a group of people.
Remember to give out items in an organized manner to avoid confusion. Start from one side and move across the group to ensure everyone receives their share.
at a book signing event
Distributing Flyers
Charles
Linda, could you help me give out these flyers to the attendees?
Linda
Sure, Charles. I'll start with the people near the entrance.
Charles
Great, I'll handle the ones by the signing table.
Linda
Perfect, we'll cover everyone in no time.
at the reception desk
Welcoming Guests
Stephanie
We need to give out these welcome packets to the guests as they check in.
James
Got it! I'll start with the guests arriving now.
Stephanie
Make sure each packet has a map and a schedule of events.
James
No problem, I'll double-check before handing them out.
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Similar to "to give out":
- 1distribute
- 2hand out