Pour out
phrasal verb
To cause liquid or small pieces to flow or fall out of a container.
She poured out the tea into the cups.

Often appears as...
- pour out liquid
- pour out sand
phrasal verb
To express your feelings or problems freely and completely.
She poured out her troubles to her best friend.

Often appears as...
- pour out feelings
- pour out problems
Usage tips
Disapproving
phrasal verb
A large amount of something, such as rain, is produced or falls over a particular area.
Rains poured out over the city, making roads slippery.

Often appears as...
- rain poured out
- emotions poured out
Usage tips
Disapproving
phrasal verb
To cause liquid or small pieces to flow or fall out of a container.
She poured out the tea into the cups.

Often appears as...
- pour out liquid
- pour out sand
phrasal verb
To express your feelings or problems freely and completely.
She poured out her troubles to her best friend.

Often appears as...
- pour out feelings
- pour out problems
Usage tips
Disapproving
phrasal verb
A large amount of something, such as rain, is produced or falls over a particular area.
Rains poured out over the city, making roads slippery.

Often appears as...
- rain poured out
- emotions poured out
Usage tips
Disapproving
Definition 1 of 3

Physical Action
Used to describe the action of emptying the contents of a container by tilting it.

She poured out the remaining milk and rinsed the bottle.
Directional Use
Often followed by prepositions like 'into' or 'onto' to indicate where the contents are going.

He poured out the water onto the thirsty plant.
Not Literal
Can be used metaphorically for actions like pouring out emotions or thoughts, not just physical items.

During the ceremony, they poured out blessings onto the couple.
Physical Action
Used to describe the action of emptying the contents of a container by tilting it.

She poured out the remaining milk and rinsed the bottle.
Directional Use
Often followed by prepositions like 'into' or 'onto' to indicate where the contents are going.

He poured out the water onto the thirsty plant.
Not Literal
Can be used metaphorically for actions like pouring out emotions or thoughts, not just physical items.

During the ceremony, they poured out blessings onto the couple.
Physical Action
Used to describe the action of emptying the contents of a container by tilting it.

She poured out the remaining milk and rinsed the bottle.
Directional Use
Often followed by prepositions like 'into' or 'onto' to indicate where the contents are going.

He poured out the water onto the thirsty plant.
Not Literal
Can be used metaphorically for actions like pouring out emotions or thoughts, not just physical items.

During the ceremony, they poured out blessings onto the couple.
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