sub out

The term "sub out" is versatile, used across sports, business, and general contexts to indicate replacement or delegation.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To replace or exchange one person or thing with another.

Example

  • If you're tired, you can sub out and let someone else take over.

B2Sports

(common)To remove someone from a game or activity and replace them with a substitute.

Example

  • The coach decided to sub out the injured player.

C1Business

(technical)To hire a subcontractor to complete a task or project.

Example

  • The company decided to sub out the IT project to a specialized firm.

Similar

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

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