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1. Oxford Dictionary

   put someone out

   • ph.
     cause someone trouble or inconvenience；upset or annoy someone
2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   ph.

   片語

   • 1. cause someone trouble or inconvenience
   • 2. upset or annoy someone
   • 3. (in sport) defeat a player or side and so eliminate them from a competition
   • 4. make someone unconscious by means of drugs or an anaesthetic

   put someone's eyes out

   • ph.
     blind someone in a violent way

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put someone out to pasture

   • ph.
     force someone to retire

   Oxford Dictionary

   put someone out to pasture

   • ph.
     force someone to retire

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put someone's eyes out

   • ph.
     blind someone in a violent way

   Oxford Dictionary

   put someone's nose out of joint

   • ph.
     offend someone or hurt their pride

   Oxford Dictionary

   put someone's nose out of joint

   • ph.
     upset or annoy someone

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put someone/something out of their misery

   • ph.
     end the suffering of a person or animal in pain by killing them

   Oxford Dictionary

   put someone/something out of their misery

   • ph.
     end the suffering of a person or animal in pain by killing them

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   put someone out

   • ph.
     cause someone trouble or inconvenience

   Oxford American Dictionary