Phrasal verbs with the particle out — meaning
Match phrasal verbs to their meaning.
to have a look at; to examine somebody or something (esp. to get more information or make a judgment)
check out
lay out
to begin as one thing and develop into something else
start out
find out
to explain or describe something carefully and clearly
lay out
point out
to direct attention toward something (fact, idea, information)
point out
figure out
(+of) to use something (or become used) completely so that nothing is left
run out
check out
to be able to understand something or to solve a problem; to come to understand
figure out
throw out
to put something in a rubbish bin
throw out
start out
to deal successfully with a problem or a situation
sort out
call out
to discover a fact or piece of information
find out
run out
to shout something, especially when you are trying to get someone’s attention
call out
sort out
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