puts, put, putting
to put out
phrasal verbC
To publish or release something
- 1The band will put out a new album next month.
- 2The company put out a statement regarding the incident.
When a person or company shares a book, song, video, or news so everyone can see or hear it, they are making it available to the public. This means they are showing or giving something new for people to read, watch, or listen to.
Musicians often put out new songs or albums online so fans can listen right away, especially on music streaming apps.
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near the pool area
New Magazine Release
Mark
Hey Susan, did you hear about the new magazine they put out this month?
Susan
Yes, I saw it at the entrance. It looks really interesting!
Mark
I think they release one every summer.
Susan
That's great! It's perfect for relaxing here.
in a medical facility
Latest Health Journal
Ashley
Did you hear that the health department is going to put out a new journal next month?
Michelle
Yes, I heard it's going to cover the latest research on patient care.
Ashley
I'm really looking forward to reading it; their last issue was so informative.
Michelle
Absolutely, it's always good to stay updated with the latest findings.
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Similar to "to put out":
- 1release
- 2publish
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