No. 1,147 in Japanese
出す
"出す" means "to take out," "to put out," or "to submit."
In a sentence
彼はバッグから本を出した。
He took a book out of the bag.
Here, 出す is used to mean 'to take out' an object from somewhere, often implying a physical action.
彼女は新しい製品を市場に出した。
She launched a new product into the market.
In this sentence, 出す is used metaphorically to mean 'to release' or 'to launch' something into a domain, such as a market.
犬が急に吠え出した。
The dog suddenly started barking.
Here, the word 出す is used within a compound form 吠え出す, meaning 'to start an action,' reflecting the onset of barking.
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