ship out

The phrase "ship out" can refer to leaving a place or sending items to a destination, often used in contexts such as transportation, military, or general departures.

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Definition

B2Transportation

(transitive)To send goods or products to another location, typically using a transport vehicle.

Example

  • The factory will ship out the new models next week.

B2Military

(intransitive)To leave for a new assignment or deployment, often by sea.

Example

  • The soldiers are scheduled to ship out at dawn.

B1General

(intransitive, figurative)To depart or leave a place.

Example

  • He decided to ship out after the argument.

B2General

(transitive, figurative)To expel or get rid of someone or something.

Example

  • The manager decided to ship out the underperforming employees.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "ship out":

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