read out

/ riːd /

verb

1. (tr) to read (something) aloud

2. to retrieve information from a computer memory or storage device

3. (tr) to expel (someone) from a political party or other society

noun

1. 1. the act of retrieving information from a computer memory or storage device

   2. the information retrieved

Example Sentences

Jetten has not made his private life part of his political identity, but five years ago he posted a video in which he read out a long list of homophobic messages from his phone, to prove why an international day against homophobia was important.

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Mr Flint KC also read out a WhatsApp exchange between Miss Wandelt and Mrs Spragg on 19 November 2024 about going through the McCanns' bins.

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After the prosecutors’ charges were read out in Nara District Court on Tuesday, Yamagami was asked by the chief judge to respond.

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The teenager wound up Madrid fans in the week by claiming Los Blancos "steal" and "complain" and his name was greeted with a chorus of jeers when read out before kick-off.

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To use the app, people have to scan their faces and read out three numbers displayed on screen for the system to capture a voice signature.

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Related Words

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• castigate 
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• reprimand 
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