Pronunciation: /riːtʃ aʊt/
noun a physical or metaphorical extension of one's hand or arm towards someone or something
A1 I always encourage my students to reach out for help when they need it.
A2 It's important to teach children to reach out to others if they are feeling sad or lonely.
B1 The organization has set up a hotline for people to reach out for support during difficult times.
B2 In times of crisis, it's crucial for communities to come together and reach out to those in need.
C1 The government has launched a campaign to encourage citizens to reach out to local authorities for assistance.
C2 As a leader, it's essential to create a culture where employees feel comfortable reaching out for guidance and feedback.
verb to make contact or communicate with someone, especially in order to offer help or support
A1 I reached out to my friend for help with my homework.
A2 If you need support, don't hesitate to reach out to me.
B1 The organization reached out to the community for donations.
B2 I decided to reach out to a career counselor for guidance.
C1 The CEO reached out to shareholders to discuss the company's future.
C2 In times of crisis, it's important to reach out to loved ones for support.
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