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Verb
- 1
take out
To take something out and place it outside.
Korean definition: 물건을 밖으로 꺼내 놓다.
Saying the sunlight was nice, Mother took all the flowerpots out to the balcony.
To move the bookshelf, Minjun took out all the books in it and put them outside the room.
- 2
place at the front side
To place something at the front side to make it visible.
Korean definition: 보이도록 앞에 놓다.
Mother put my drawing out in front of her friends and showed it off.
Why did you sign the house contract in such a hurry?
Because the real estate agent said someone else wanted to buy the house, put the contract in front of me, and told me to sign quickly.
- 3
set for rent; set for sale
To tell a real estate agent to look for a buyer or tenant, when selling or leasing a house.
Korean definition: 집을 팔거나 빌려주려고 부동산 중개업자 등에 말해 두어 사거나 빌릴 사람을 찾다.
When Father's transfer was decided, Mother put the house we were living in up for sale with a real estate agency.
My uncle tried to deal directly when selling his house, saying that listing it with a broker would cost a commission.
- 4
let go; release
To allow a confined person or animal to go outside and act freely.
Korean definition: 가두어 두었던 사람이나 동물 등을 바깥에서 마음대로 활동하게 하다.
Father let the cows out into the field so they could graze freely and came back.
When the weather warms up, Jisu plans to let the puppy she's been raising indoors out into the yard.