reach out to



reach out to someone

 
1. Fig. to offer someone a helping hand. You reached out to me just when I needed help the most. I reach out to other people in trouble because I would want someone to do that for me.
2. Fig. to seek someone's help and support. When I reached out to Don for help, he turned me down. Jane reached out to her friends for the help and support that she needed.
See also: out, reach

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Gabriellagah-BRYEL-lah (Italian), GAWB-ree-el-law (Hungarian), ga-bree-EL-ə (English), gah-bree-EL-lah (Swedish)Italian, Hungarian, English, Swedish
Frang-Scottish
Gumarich-Ancient Germanic
NuallÁN-Ancient Irish
Zeinab-Persian
Ellison['elisən]