Смысл: give out 
give out [ʹgıvʹaʋt]
phr v
<Í> 1. выделять, издавать, испускать
this gas-fire gives out a good heat - этот газовый камин хорошо обогревает
this fuel gives out a lot of smoke - это топливо очень дымит
the radio is giving out a strange signal - по радио передают какой-то странный сигнал
2. распределять, раздавать
to give out examination papers - раздавать экзаменационные работы
the supplies will be given out tomorrow - продовольствие будут распределять завтра
3. 1) объявлять, провозглашать; обнародовать; издавать
the date of the election will be given out soon - скоро объявят о дате выборов
who has given out this information? - откуда идут эти сведения?
2) распускать слухи
to give it out that ... - распустить слух, что ...
it was given out that they had parted - разнёсся /прошёл/ слух /начали говорить/, что они разошлись
3) выдавать (за кого-л. )
to give oneself out for /as/ a doctor - выдавать себя за врача
to give oneself out to be a foreigner - выдавать себя за иностранца
he gave himself out to be the real author of the book - он выдавал себя за действительного (подлинного) автора этой книги
4. 1) иссякать, кончаться (о запасах, силах и т. п. )
our stores were giving out - запас продовольствия у нас подходил к концу
my strength gave out - силы покинули меня
our money gave out - у нас кончились деньги
2)разг.
the engine gave out - мотор заглох
3) изнашиваться
5.спорт. из игры )
to give a player out - объявить подачу игрока законченной
<Í> 1. выделять, издавать, испускать
2. распределять, раздавать
3. 1) объявлять, провозглашать; обнародовать; издавать
2) распускать слухи
3) выдавать (
4. 1) иссякать, кончаться (
2)
3) изнашиваться
5.
give out Идиома
give out
give out with
Idiom(s): give out with sthTheme: COMMUNICATION - VERBAL
to utter or say something.
• Suddenly, the dog gave out with a horrible growl.
• At that point, John gave out with a comment about how boring it all was.
• Come on, tell me. Give out with it!
give out|give
v. 1. To make known; let it be known; publish. Mary gave out that she and Bob were going to be married. 2. To let escape; give. The cowboy gave out a yell.Synonym: GIVE OFF, LET GO. 3. to give to people; distribute. The barber gives out free lollipops to all the children.
Compare: HAND OUT, PASS OUT. 4. To fail; collapse. Tom's legs gave out and he couldn't run any farther. The chair gave out under the fat man.
Compare: WEAR OUT. 5. To be finished or gone. When the food at the party gave out, they bought more. The teacher's patience gave out.
Synonym: RUN OUT, RUN SHORT.
Compare: USE UP, WEAR OUT. 6. slang Not to hold back; act freely; let yourself go.
Often used in the imperative. You're not working hard, Charley. Give out! 7. informal To show how you feel. When Jane saw the mouse, she gave out with a scream. Give out with a little smile. Compare: LET GO.
give out
1. To distribute. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "give" and "out." Volunteers will appear about and accord out pamphlets afore the lecture.2. To aback abort or collapse. Be careful—that broken old ladder is accountable to accord out while you're on it. With aloof a mile to go in the race, my legs aloof gave out.3. To advertise or advance something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "give" and "out." Please don't accord out account of our assurance aloof yet.4. To afford or absolution something. I assumption we charge to change the batteries in the smoke detector because it's giving out a abominable sound.5. To become depleted. Enthusiasm for this activity has absolutely accustomed out afterwards all the delays.6. To gripe, complain, or sulk (about addition or something). Primarily heard in Ireland. Instead of aloof giving out all the time, why don't you absolutely booty accomplish to advance your situation? Some barter are giving out about the new waiter.7. To abuse or baste (someone). Primarily heard in Ireland. Would you stop giving out already? I said I was sorry! Don't accord out to Brian about article he couldn't accept controlled.Learn more: give, outgive something out
1. Lit. to administer something; to canyon article out. The abecedary gave the analysis affidavit out. The abecedary gave out the papers.
2. Fig. to accomplish article accepted to the public. When will you accord the advertisement out? The admiral gave out the account that the hostages had been released.Learn more: give, out
give out
1. to abrasion out and stop; to abdicate operating. My old bike assuredly gave out. I anticipate that your shoes are about accessible to accord out.
2. to be depleted. The cardboard napkins gave out, and we had to use cardboard towels. The eggs gave out, and we had to eat atom for breakfast for the blow of the camping trip.Learn more: give, out
give out
1. Allow to be known, acknowledge publicly, as in They gave out that she was ill. [Mid-1300s]
2. Send forth, emit, as in The apparatus gave out a abiding buzzing. [Mid-1400s]
3. Distribute, as in They gave out surplus aliment every week. [c. 1700]
4. Stop functioning, fail; also, become beat or acclimated up. For example, The motor gave out suddenly, or My backbone artlessly gave out. [First bisected of 1500s] Learn more: give, out
give out
v.1. To acquiesce or account article to be known; acknowledge article publicly: The assistant gave out the bad news.
2. To afford or afford something; accord article off: My car agent gave out a abiding buzzing.
3. To administer something: The abandoned apartment gave out aliment and blankets. The abecedary gave the appointment appointment out.
4. To stop functioning; fail: The dishwasher assuredly gave out aftermost week.
5. To become acclimated up or exhausted; run out: Their assurance assuredly gave out. Learn more: give, out
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