contract out



contract something out

to make an agreement with someone to do a specific amount of work. (Rather than doing it oneself or in one's own place of business.) I will contract this out and have it done by consultants. I contracted out this kind of job the last time.
See also: contract, out

contract out

v.
To engage another person or company by contract to undertake some job that is typically considered part of one's business: Many companies contract out administrative tasks in order to concentrate on sales and marketing.
See also: contract, out

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Llywellynli-WEL-inWelsh
Harley['hɑ:li]
Angelicaan-JEL-i-kə (English), ahn-JE-lee-kah (Italian)English, Italian, Romanian, Literature
Dareios-Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek
Annas['ænəs]
Aeronwen-Welsh