tout
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /taʊt/
Forms: touted
tout means: To tell people that someone or something is very good, usually to gain attention or support.
verb
To tell people that someone or something is very good, usually to gain attention or support.
- The company touts its low prices.
- She touted the benefits of cycling to work.
- He was touted as the next team captain.
noun
Someone who tries very strongly to get people to buy things or use a service.
- A tout offered us tickets.
- Hotel touts crowded around the arriving tourists.
- We avoided the touts outside the stadium.
Questions about tout
What does tout mean?
To tell people that someone or something is very good, usually to gain attention or support.
What is tout in other languages?
Türkçe: övmek · Español: promocionar · Français: vanter · Deutsch: anpreisen · Italiano: promuovere · 日本語: 宣伝する
How do you pronounce tout?
It is pronounced /taʊt/.
How do you use tout in a sentence?
The company touts its low prices. She touted the benefits of cycling to work.
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