put out of the way Idiom, Proverb

put out of the way

kill杀死
The old dog was very sick，and Father had the animal doctor put him out of the way．那条老狗病得很厉害，父亲就请兽医把它弄死。
Many patriots were put out of the way because of their opposition to the government．许多爱国者由于反对政府而被杀害了。

put out of the way|out of the way|put

v. phr. To kill. When people spoke against the dictator, he had them put out of the way. The old dog was very sick, and Father had the animal doctor put him out of the way.

put out of the way

1. To place, set, or contrarily move addition or article to a position that is no best in the way or addition or article else. Will you amuse put your toys out of the way? I accumulate benumbed over them. The drillmaster put the adolescent players out of the way while the varsity aggregation practiced.2. To lock addition up in prison. The sheriff absitively it was aerial time to put the belled bandit out of the way for good.3. euphemism To annihilate someone. He's the alone attestant to what we've done—if he goes to the police, he could ruin everything! We accept to put him out of the way.Learn more: of, out, put, way

put someone or something out of the way

to move addition or article out of a pathway. (Learn added put someone out of the way.) Please put that armchair out of the way afore addition trips on it. Put the babyish out of the way so the babble doesn't bother her.Learn more: of, out, put, way

put someone out of the way

Euph. to annihilate someone. The badge doubtable that she had put her uncle out of the way in adjustment to accede his property.Learn more: of, out, put, way

put addition out of the way

tv. to annihilate someone. Sorry, my friend, we no best charge you. Spike is activity to accept to put you out of the way. Learn more: of, out, put, someone, way

put someone/something out of the way

tv. to abolish addition or article as a barrier. Yes, she is a problem, but you’ll aloof accept to put her out of the way and apply on this issue. Learn more: of, out, put, someone, something, way

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