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what does mean shout them out
and when can we use it?
what does mean shout them out
and when can we use it?
and when can we use it?
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It is a phrasal verb and objective can be used between shout and out or after it.
If you shout something out, you say it very loudly so that people can hear you clearly.
For example, They shouted out the names of those detained.
I shouted out 'I'm OK.'
I wanted to shout it out and let her know what I had overheard.
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