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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Out' - Expansión, Propagación o Reducción

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Out'
to bottom out

to hit the lowest point before things get better

tocar fondo, alcanzar el punto más bajo

tocar fondo, alcanzar el punto más bajo

Ex: The company's profits bottomed out last year but are on the rise now. 
to branch out

to expand by exploring new areas, options, or opportunities

diversificarse, ampliar horizontes

diversificarse, ampliar horizontes

Ex: She is eager to branch out professionally and explore new career paths. 
to break out

(of an infectious disease) to start and spread within a community

declararse, estallar

declararse, estallar

Ex: The virus broke out in the densely populated city. 
to drag out

to prolong or extend a situation, event, or process, often unnecessarily

prolongar, alargar innecesariamente

prolongar, alargar innecesariamente

Ex: The speaker seemed to drag out the presentation, causing some attendees to lose interest. 
to draw out

to extend in time, length, or duration, often longer than necessary

prolongar, alargar

prolongar, alargar

Ex: The speaker decided to draw out the presentation, providing additional details and examples. 
to hold out

to extend one's hand or an object toward someone, often to give or offer something to them

extender, ofrecer

extender, ofrecer

Ex: She held out her hand, offering a warm handshake to greet the visitor. 
to jut out
to jut out
[Verbo]

to extend outward from a surface or object

sobresalir, proyectarse

sobresalir, proyectarse

Ex: The rocky cliff juts out over the edge of the sea, providing a breathtaking view. 
to pack out

to fill an arena to its capacity

llenar, colmar

llenar, colmar

Ex: The rock band's performance packed out the arena within hours of ticket sales. 
to fade out

to gradually lose strength or intensity

desvanecerse, perder intensidad gradualmente

desvanecerse, perder intensidad gradualmente

Ex: As the sun dipped below the horizon, the daylight began to fade out, giving way to the evening. 
to peter out

to gradually end or fade away, often due to becoming weakened

agotarse, desvanecerse gradualmente

agotarse, desvanecerse gradualmente

Ex: The trail peters out about half a mile up the mountain, making it difficult to follow. 
to spin out

to extend a process, activity, or situation

extender, prolongar

extender, prolongar

Ex: Facing budget constraints, the team chose to spin the development process out over several months. 
to spread out

to separate a group of things and arrange or place them over a large area

dispersarse

dispersarse

Ex: Let's spread the cards out on the table so we can see them all. 
to stretch out

to extend something to its full extent

estirar, extender

estirar, extender

Ex: She stretched the rope out to its maximum length to secure the boat. 
to thin out

to decrease the number or density of something

adelgazar, ralear

adelgazar, ralear

Ex: She thinned the flower bed out, removing some plants to create a more balanced garden. 
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