read out
Britishverb
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(tr) to read (something) aloud
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to retrieve information from a computer memory or storage device
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(tr) to expel (someone) from a political party or other society
noun
Example Sentences
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It was a misty start to Kirkwood's final day as her Breakfast presenting colleagues read out messages and shared memories from viewers expressing their appreciation.
From BBC
Only once had any of her writing been read out loud, and that was when her little brother stole her journal and shouted every word he could while she chased him around the house until she tackled him onto the couch and retrieved her notebook; since then her parents had agreed to put a lock on her door so the incident with her brother wouldn’t be repeated.
From Literature
"We now aim to use other materials, increase writing speeds, and develop scalable manufacturing processes so that ceramic data storage can be used not only in laboratories but also in industrial applications. At the same time, we are investigating how more complex data structures -- far beyond simple QR codes -- can be written robustly, quickly, and energy-efficiently into ceramic thin films and read out reliably."
From Science Daily
She remained stoic as the verdict, the $3-million damages award and the finding for punitive damages were read out.
From Los Angeles Times
A statement by Angela Shellis' older son, Ethan was read out in court on his behalf.
From BBC
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