Share out Meaning in English
expression
ˈʃɛɹ/ /ˈaʊt
SHAIR-owt
ʃˈeə/ /ˈaʊt
SHAIR-owt
Definition
To divide something into parts and give a portion to each person in a group.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and common in British English; in American English, 'share' or 'divide up' can be used instead. Often used with material items or resources. Usually followed by 'among' or 'between': 'share out the cake among the children.' Not the same as simply 'share' (to use or enjoy together).
Spanish: repartir - distribuirPortuguese (BR): dividir - repartir - distribuirPortuguese (PT): dividir - repartir - distribuirChinese (Simplified): 分配 - 分享Chinese (Traditional): 分配 - 分享Hindi: बाँटना - वितरित करनाArabic: يُوَزِّع - يُقَسِّمBengali: বণ্টন করা - ভাগ করে দেওয়াRussian: разделить - распределитьJapanese: 分け合う - 配るVietnamese: chia phần - phân chiaKorean: 나누어 주다 - 분배하다Turkish: paylaştırmak - bölüştürmekUrdu: بانٹنا - تقسیم کرناIndonesian: membagikan - membagi-bagikan
Example Sentences
Let's share out the cookies so everyone gets one.
basic
He helped the teacher share out the papers in class.
basic
We will share out the money equally.
basic
Once the work is done, we'll share out the reward.
natural
They had to share out the chores among all the kids.
natural
Let's share out what's left so no one feels left out.
natural