英语词组read someone out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

read out

1. To recite something that is written down. A noun or pronoun can be used between "read" and "out." The teacher read out the names of those who were selected to participate in the event. Read the letter out so I can hear what they wrote about your application.

2. To scold, upbraid, or chastise someone. Usually followed by "for (doing something)." A noun or pronoun is used between "read" and "out." Students either complain that I don't go into enough detail or else read me out for being too technical for them to follow along! The boss started reading me out for mixing up the information during the presentation.

3. To read the entirety of what one has to say. A play on the more common term "hear (one) out." A noun or pronoun is used between "read" and "out." I know that was a lengthy tangent, but thanks for reading me out. I know you don't agree with that user most of the time, but I think you should read her out. She actually makes some really informative posts on this forum.

read someone out (for something)

to chastise someone verbally for doing something wrong. The coach read the player out for making a silly error. She really read out the lazy players.

read something out

to read something aloud. Please read it out so everyone can hear you. Read out the names loudly.

词组	read someone out
释义	(redirected from read someone out) read out 1. To recite something that is written down. A noun or pronoun can be used between "read" and "out." The teacher read out the names of those who were selected to participate in the event. Read the letter out so I can hear what they wrote about your application. 2. To scold, upbraid, or chastise someone. Usually followed by "for (doing something)." A noun or pronoun is used between "read" and "out." Students either complain that I don't go into enough detail or else read me out for being too technical for them to follow along! The boss started reading me out for mixing up the information during the presentation. 3. To read the entirety of what one has to say. A play on the more common term "hear (one) out." A noun or pronoun is used between "read" and "out." I know that was a lengthy tangent, but thanks for reading me out. I know you don't agree with that user most of the time, but I think you should read her out. She actually makes some really informative posts on this forum. read someone out (for something) to chastise someone verbally for doing something wrong. The coach read the player out for making a silly error. She really read out the lazy players. read something out to read something aloud. Please read it out so everyone can hear you. Read out the names loudly.
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