put out

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161 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: ontzet — taking offense
• Dutch: verontwaardigd — taking offense
• Finnish: tuohtunut — taking offense
• French: vexé — taking offense
• Hungarian: bosszús — taking offense
• Italian: offeso — taking offense
• Italian: indignato — taking offense
• Norwegian: satt ut — taking offense
• Russian: оби́женный (obížennyj) — taking offense
• Russian: возмущённый (vozmuščónnyj) — taking offense
• Russian: негоду́ющий (negodújuščij) — taking offense
• Swedish: förnärmad — taking offense
• Catalan: eliminació — baseball statistic
• Bulgarian: изключвам (izključvam) — to place outside or eject
• Dutch: buitenzetten — to place outside or eject
• Dutch: uitwerpen — to place outside or eject
• Esperanto: eligi — to place outside or eject
• Esperanto: forigi — to place outside or eject
• Finnish: laittaa ulos — to place outside or eject
• Old Frisian: útia — to place outside or eject
• German: rausbringen — to place outside or eject
• German: raussetzen — to place outside or eject
• German: rauswerfen — to place outside or eject
• Old High German: úzón — to place outside or eject
• Hungarian: kirak — to place outside or eject
• Hungarian: kitesz — to place outside or eject
• Hungarian: kikészít — to place outside or eject
• Hungarian: kiterít — to place outside or eject
• Hungarian: kitereget — to place outside or eject
• Hungarian: kinyújt — to place outside or eject
• Norwegian: sette ut — to place outside or eject
• Norwegian: slippe ut — to place outside or eject
• Old English: ūtian — to place outside or eject
• Old English: geūtian — to place outside or eject
• Portuguese: colocar/botar/pôr para fora — to place outside or eject
• Russian: выкла́дывать (vykládyvatʹ) — to place outside or eject
• Russian: вы́ложить (výložitʹ) — to place outside or eject
• Spanish: sacar — to place outside or eject
• Turkish: çıkarmak — to place outside or eject
• Hungarian: kizár — to expel, to remove from office
• Hungarian: kirak — to expel, to remove from office
• Hungarian: elbocsát — to expel, to remove from office
• Hungarian: kirúg — to expel, to remove from office
• Hungarian: elküld — to expel, to remove from office
• Hungarian: bosszant — to cause someone to be out of sorts; to annoy, impose, inconvenience, or disturb
• Hungarian: kellemetlen helyzetbe hoz — to cause someone to be out of sorts; to annoy, impose, inconvenience, or disturb
• Irish: cuir isteach ar — to cause someone to be out of sorts; to annoy, impose, inconvenience, or disturb
• Hungarian: kihajózik — to go out, to head out, especially (sailing) to set sail
• Hungarian: kifut — to go out, to head out, especially (sailing) to set sail
• Hungarian: elindul — to go out, to head out, especially (sailing) to set sail
• Hungarian: útra kel — to go out, to head out, especially (sailing) to set sail
• Arabic: أَنْتَجَ (ʔantaja) — to produce, to emit
• Bulgarian: произвеждам (proizveždam) — to produce, to emit
• Chinese Mandarin: 制造 (zhìzào) — to produce, to emit
• Chinese Mandarin: 生產 /生产 (shēngchǎn) — to produce, to emit
• Dutch: produceren — to produce, to emit
• Esperanto: produkti — to produce, to emit
• Esperanto: eligi — to produce, to emit
• Finnish: tuottaa — to produce, to emit
• French: produire — to produce, to emit
• German: produzieren — to produce, to emit
• German: herstellen — to produce, to emit
• Hungarian: termel — to produce, to emit
• Hungarian: gyárt — to produce, to emit
• Hungarian: készít — to produce, to emit
• Japanese: 生産する (seisan-surú) — to produce, to emit
• Norwegian: lage — to produce, to emit
• Norwegian: produsere — to produce, to emit
• Portuguese: produzir — to produce, to emit
• Russian: производи́ть (proizvodítʹ) — to produce, to emit
• Russian: произвести́ (proizvestí) — to produce, to emit
• Turkish: üretmek — to produce, to emit
• Ottoman Turkish: یایمق (yaymak) — to produce, to emit
• Hungarian: kiad — to broadcast, to publish
• Hungarian: kibocsát — to broadcast, to publish
• Hungarian: közzétesz — to broadcast, to publish
• Hungarian: megjelentet — to broadcast, to publish
• Hungarian: közvetít — to broadcast, to publish
• Hungarian: vetít — to broadcast, to publish
• Hungarian: sugároz — to broadcast, to publish
• Hungarian: lead — to broadcast, to publish
• Bulgarian: изкълчвам (izkǎlčvam) — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Dutch: kwetsen — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Dutch: blesseren — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Esperanto: misfleksi — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Finnish: vahingoittaa — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Hungarian: kificamít — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Hungarian: megrándít — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Russian: выви́хивать (vyvíxivatʹ) — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Russian: вы́вихнуть (vývixnutʹ) — to dislocate, injure a joint in the body
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܡܲܟ̰ܡܸܥ (māčmiʿ) — to extinguish (fire)
• Aromanian: astingu — to extinguish (fire)
• Basque: amatatu — to extinguish (fire)
• Bulgarian: гася (gasja) — to extinguish (fire)
• Catalan: apagar — to extinguish (fire)
• Cherokee: ᎬᏜᏗᎭ (gvdladiha) — to extinguish (fire)
• Chinese Mandarin: 熄滅 /熄灭 (xīmiè) — to extinguish (fire)
• Chinese Mandarin: 撲滅 /扑灭 (pūmiè) — to extinguish (fire)
• Dalmatian: stotur — to extinguish (fire)
• Danish: slukke — to extinguish (fire)
• Dutch: blussen — to extinguish (fire)
• Dutch: uitdoen — to extinguish (fire)
• Dutch: doven — to extinguish (fire)
• Esperanto: estingi — to extinguish (fire)
• Finnish: sammuttaa — to extinguish (fire)
• French: éteindre — to extinguish (fire)
• Friulian: distudâ — to extinguish (fire)
• German: löschen — to extinguish (fire)
• Greek: σβήνω (svíno) — to extinguish (fire)
• Ancient Greek: σβέννυμι (sbénnumi) — to extinguish (fire)
• Hungarian: elolt — to extinguish (fire)
• Hungarian: kiolt — to extinguish (fire)
• Italian: estinguere — to extinguish (fire)
• Italian: spegnere — to extinguish (fire)
• Japanese: 消す (kesu) — to extinguish (fire)
• Khmer: ពន្លត់ (pɔɔpŭənlŭət) — to extinguish (fire)
• Latin: exstinguō — to extinguish (fire)
• Norwegian: slokke — to extinguish (fire)
• Norwegian: slukke — to extinguish (fire)
• Occitan: astudar — to extinguish (fire)
• Occitan: esténher — to extinguish (fire)
• Occitan: esténger — to extinguish (fire)
• Polish: wygaszać — to extinguish (fire)
• Portuguese: apagar — to extinguish (fire)
• Portuguese: extinguir — to extinguish (fire)
• Romanian: stinge — to extinguish (fire)
• Romansh: stüder — to extinguish (fire)
• Romansh: stüzzer — to extinguish (fire)
• Romansh: stidar — to extinguish (fire)
• Romansh: stizar — to extinguish (fire)
• Russian: туши́ть (tušítʹ) — to extinguish (fire)
• Russian: потуши́ть (potušítʹ) — to extinguish (fire)
• Russian: гаси́ть (gasítʹ) — to extinguish (fire)
• Russian: погаси́ть (pogasítʹ) — to extinguish (fire)
• Sardinian: studai — to extinguish (fire)
• Sicilian: astutari — to extinguish (fire)
• Spanish: extinguir — to extinguish (fire)
• Turkish: söndürmek — to extinguish (fire)
• Vietnamese: dập — to extinguish (fire)
• Yiddish: אויסלעשן (oysleshn) — to extinguish (fire)
• German: ausmachen — to turn off (light)
• German: ausschalten — to turn off (light)
• Hungarian: lekapcsol — to turn off (light)
• Hungarian: kikapcsol — to turn off (light)
• Hungarian: elolt — to turn off (light)
• Dutch: toegeven — to consent to sex
• Esperanto: konsenti — to consent to sex
• Finnish: antaa — to consent to sex
• French: écarter les cuisses — to consent to sex
• German: ranlassen — to consent to sex
• Hungarian: felajánlkozik — to consent to sex
• Hungarian: felkínálkozik — to consent to sex
• Polish: dawać — to consent to sex
• Polish: dać — to consent to sex
• Portuguese: dar — to consent to sex
• Russian: дава́ть (davátʹ) — to consent to sex
• Russian: дать (datʹ) — to consent to sex
• Serbo-Croatian: дати (dati) — to consent to sex
• Spanish: abrirse de piernas — to consent to sex
• Swedish: släppa till — to consent to sex
• Turkish: vermek — to consent to sex