put oneself out



put oneself out

to inconvenience oneself. I just don't know why I put myself out for you! No, I did not put myself out at all. It was no trouble, in fact.
See also: out, put

put oneself out

Make a considerable effort, go to a lot of trouble, as in Laura put herself out trying to make everyone feel at home. [Mid-1800s] Also see put one out.
See also: out, put

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Keziakə-ZIE-ə (English)Biblical
CleopasKLEE-ə-pəs (English)Biblical, Biblical Latin
Abe (1)AYB (English)English, Jewish
Nathanielnə-THAN-ee-əl (English), nə-THAN-yəl (English)English, Biblical
MÓRrÍGhan-Irish Mythology
Mehmud-Urdu