1. The information displayed or recorded on an electronic device
   "The digital readout showed the current temperature";
   - read-out
    
2. The output of a computer in readable form
   "The scientist analysed the readout from the experiment";
   - read-out
    
3. [N. Amer] An official or detailed account of information, findings, or discussions
   "The press briefing included a readout of the diplomatic talks";
   - read-out [N. Amer]

1. Read something aloud to someone else
   "Can you read out the instructions to me while I assemble this furniture?";
   - read over

Derived forms: read out, read-outs, readouts, reading out, reads out

Type of: gen [Brit, informal], info [informal], information, output, output signal

Encyclopedia: Readout