| Front | “The firefighters managed to put out the fire before it spread to other houses.” |
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| Back | Put out: to extinguish a fire, such as with water or a fire extinguisher. If a fire "went out" it means that it stopped by itself, ran out of fuel, or was blown out by wind, etc. |
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