Phrasal Verbs Using 'Out' - Developing, Distinguishing, or Drawing Attention

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Phrasal Verbs Using 'Out'
to jump out at
to jump out at [verb]

to be immediately noticeable or strikingly obvious

Ex: The discrepancies in the data jumped out at the researcher .
to leap out at
to leap out at [verb]

to immediately captures someone's attention in a sudden and striking manner

Ex: I 'm sure the new addition to our living room will leap out at our guests when they see it for the first time .
to play out
to play out [verb]

to unfold in a particular way

Ex: We 're not sure what her strategy is , but we 're curious to see it play out .
to point out
to point out [verb]

to show something to someone by pointing one's finger toward it

Ex: At the museum , the guide pointed out the most significant artifacts .
to read out
to read out [verb]

to read a text or content aloud, articulating the words for others to hear

Ex: During the play , she had to read out her lines with confidence .
to single out
to single out [verb]

to focus on a particular person or thing from a group in either a positive or negative manner

Ex: The teacher did n't want to single out any student , so she addressed the entire class about the importance of completing assignments on time .
to stand out
to stand out [verb]

to be prominent and easily noticeable

Ex: The unique architecture of the building made it stand out in the city skyline .
to stick out
to stick out [verb]

to be easily noticed, often due to being different from the surrounding elements

Ex: The neon sign stuck out on the dark street , guiding people to the open restaurant .
to yell out
to yell out [verb]

to loudly shout something, often suddenly and with the intention of grabbing someone's attention

Ex: The event organizer yelled out last-minute changes to the schedule to ensure everyone was informed .
Phrasal Verbs Using 'Out'
Removing or Separating Moving, Leaving, or Escaping Mistreating, Harming, or Dying Expanding, Spreading, or Reducing
Confirming, Understanding, or Revealing Stopping or Starting Creating, Producing, or Completing Trying, Succeeding, or Failing
Developing, Distinguishing, or Drawing Attention Giving or Providing Causing or Expressing a Feeling Communicating or Discussing
Checking, Paying Attention, or Needing Avoiding or Excluding Others