output

Pluraloutputs (some meanings)

Formsoutputs, outputting, output

1. 1
   noununcountable

   The amount of something that a person, machine, or business makes or finishes.

   Like counting how many cookies a bakery makes in a day.

   The factory's output rose after they hired more workers.

   Higher output meant the team finished more work this month.

   Similarproduction, yield

   Oppositeinput

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2. 2
   nouncountable or uncountable

   Information that a computer sends out, such as text on a screen or a printed page.

   Like the words that come out of a printer after you press print.

   The program showed its output on the screen.

   She printed the output from her calculations.

   Similarresult

   Oppositeinput

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3. 3
   noununcountable

   The amount of power that a machine or system produces.

   Like how much water a pump can push out each minute.

   The solar panel's output drops on cloudy days.

   This engine has a higher output than the old one.

   Similarpower

   Oppositeinput

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4. 4
   verbtransitive

   To send data out of a computer to a screen, printer, or another program.

   Like a printer pushing out a finished page when you press a button.

   You can output the results to a file.

   Programs output text to the screen.

   Similarprint, generate, produce, return

   Oppositeinput

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5. 5
   verbtransitive

   To make, create, or finish something.

   Like a baker turning out tray after tray of fresh bread.

   The factory can output thousands of cars each year.

   Workers output more when they feel rested.

   Similarproduce, generate, create

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6. 6
   nouncountable

   The point or socket where power or data leaves a machine.

   Like the spout on a kettle where the water comes out.

   Plug the cable into the output on the back of the device.

   The amplifier has two outputs for speakers.

   Similarport, terminal

   Oppositeinput

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7. 7
   noununcountable

   The amount of fluid, such as urine or blood, that the body lets out over time.

   Like checking how much water drains from a tank to see if it is working right.

   The doctor checked the patient's urine output every hour.

   Low fluid output can be a sign of dehydration.

   Oppositeintake

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