To Drench:
* Meaning: To soak something completely in a liquid.
* Example: "The heavy rain drenched the entire city."
* Other uses: To drench someone can also mean to pour liquid over them, often as a playful or celebratory gesture.
To Put Out:
* Meaning: This phrase has multiple meanings depending on the context:
* To extinguish: "The firefighters quickly put out the fire."
* To stop something from continuing: "The bad weather put out the picnic."
* To make an effort to be appealing or attractive: "She put out a lot of effort to look her best for the interview."
* To deal with a difficult or unpleasant situation: "She had to put out several fires at work this week."
In short:
* Drench implies complete soaking with liquid.
* Put out has various meanings, depending on the context, including extinguishing, stopping, making an effort, or dealing with a situation.