to fork out
[Verb]
to reluctantly pay a significant amount of money
Ex: I had to fork out a substantial sum for the car repairs, and it was a financial hit.
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to farm out
[Verb]
to assign a task or project to an external party, typically for a fee
Ex: The small business decided to farm out its accounting tasks to a professional firm.
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to give out
[Verb]
to distribute something among a group of individuals
Ex: The charity organization plans to give out food to the needy during the holiday season.
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to hand out
[Verb]
to provide someone or each person in a group with something
Ex: She will hand out the pamphlets to the attendees before the seminar.
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to help out
[Verb]
to help someone, especially to make it easier for them to do something
Ex: I can help out with your homework if you're having trouble.
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to hire out
[Verb]
to rent something to someone, typically for a specified period, in exchange for payment
Ex: The local car rental agency will hire out vehicles for business trips.
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to pass out
[Verb]
to distribute something to a group of people
Ex: The teacher passed out the assignments to the students.
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to rent out
[Verb]
to provide services or temporary use of something to someone, in exchange for a fee
Ex: Many people in the city rent out their parking spaces to commuters looking for a spot.
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to send out
[Verb]
to send something to a number of people or places
Ex: They sent out newsletters to subscribers to keep them updated on the latest news.
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to share out
[Verb]
to divide and allocate a resource, task, or item among individuals
Ex: The teacher shared out the art supplies for the students to use.
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