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Meanings of give out in English

Catalan
esgotar-se
Spanish
agotarse

Stop operating or functioning.

esgotar-se
Portuguese
emitir
Catalan
emetre
Spanish
emitir

Give off, send forth, or discharge; as of light, heat, or radiation, vapor, etc.

emitir
Portuguese
distribuir
Catalan
distribuir
Spanish
distribuir

Give to several people.

distribuir
Usage of give out in English
1
In either case, you don't give out information unless you have to.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
2
How many cards do you think I give out in a year?
The cold light of mourning
3
The central bank is under pressure to give out new banking licenses.
Reuters
4
I hope you had the sense not to give out your name.
Two for the dough
5
On Valentine's Day, Sanchez plans to give out cookies with census information.
The Guardian
6
The rocks in that place when struck give out a pleasant sound.
The Trail Book
7
A reader contacted us last week to give out about travel insurance.
The Irish Times
8
Then it was my heart I thought was going to give out.
An arsonist's guide to writers' homes in new england: a novel
9
Tomorrow I give out war crowns to those who showed unusual valour.
Julian
10
Behind me, I heard that porch board give out its ill-tempered squeal.
Revival
11
Why would anyone readily give out the name of a professional contact?
BBC
12
I waited ten minutes; and then my patience began to give out.
Down South; or, Yacht Adventure in Florida
13
A few seconds longer, and that in his lungs must give out.
The Tiger Hunter
14
The regulation made states give out yearly ratings for their training programs.
Ebony
15
They give out small sums at an interest of 20 per cent.
Tales of Old Japan
16
It irritates me when musicians on majors give out about major labels.
The Irish Times
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Translations for give out
Give out through the time
Give out across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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