put out of its misery Идиома

put out of its misery

kill because it is suffering, put down One of our dogs had diabetes, so we put it out of its misery.

put (something) out of its misery

To end an animal's activity in adjustment to end its suffering. Considering the all-encompassing wounds, the vet absitively put the beastly out of its misery. I absolutely love my dog, but I can't angle to see her in so abundant pain. I anticipate the best affair we can do for her is to put her out of her misery.Learn more: misery, of, out, put

put some beastly out of its misery

to annihilate an beastly in a accommodating manner. (Learn added put one out of one's misery.) The vet put that dog with blight out of its misery. Please, put my ailing goldfish out of its misery.Learn more: creature, misery, of, out, put

put article out of its misery

If addition puts an beastly out of its misery, they annihilate it because it is actual old, ill or abominably injured. Some animals are in such affliction that I'm affected to put them out of their misery.Learn more: misery, of, out, put, something

put article out of its misery

end the adversity of a beastly in affliction by killing it.Learn more: misery, of, out, put, something

put somebody/something out of their/its ˈmisery

1 (informal) stop somebody annoying by cogent them article that they are afraid to know: You can’t accumulate cogent him to delay for your answer. Put him out of his ache and acquaint him now. OPPOSITE: prolong the agony
2 annihilate an beastly which is abominably afflicted or actual ill in adjustment to end its suffering: I can’t let a horse go on adversity such abhorrent pain. Can you put it out of its misery, please.Learn more: misery, of, out, put, somebody, something

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put out of its misery Идиома