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irregular verb
put - put - put
- put (put, attach)
- put)
- put (place, insert, place, adjust)
- invest (invest)
- plant (plant)
- expose
- drive
- express (state)
- suggest
- guide
- put on (dress)
- postpone
- expose
- lower
- transfer
- throw
- attach
- push
Verb forms
Phrases
put a cross
put a cross
put on fire
put on fire
put force
apply force
put eggs
lay eggs
put on paper
put on paper
put here
put here
put a finger
insert finger
put the people
accommodate people
put money
invest
put the soul
put your soul into it
put trees
plant trees
put in jail
to imprison
put people
expose people
put in motion
set in motion
put on boots
put on boots
put the money
save money
put on sale
put up for sale
put a veil
lower the veil
Offers
I can't put up with the way he spits.
I can't stand the way he spits.
Tom has put on some weight since the last time I saw him.
Tom has gained some weight since I last saw him.
I want them put in prison
I want them to go to jail.
Don't put your hands out the window.
Don't stick your hands out the window.
Tom put the box in the car.
Tom put the box in the car.
The new international airport really put Narita on the map.
The new international airport made Narita truly famous.
The plane put down at Itami Airport on time.
The plane landed at Itami airport on time.
I didn't put this here.
I didn't put this here.
Please put out your cigarettes before entering the museum.
Please put out your cigarettes before entering the museum.
Put it on my tab.
Chalk it up to me.
I wouldn't put it past Tom.
This was to be expected from Tom.
Put your coat on a hanger.
Hang your coat on the hanger.
Put handcuffs on him.
Handcuff him.
Tom ate as soon as the food was put on the table.
Tom ate as soon as the food was put on the table.
As he grew up, he learned to put things in perspective.
As he grew older, he learned to look at things more broadly.
She puts her own interests above everything else.
She puts her own interests above all else.
Tom puts too much sugar in his tea.
Tom puts too much sugar in his tea.
Tom rarely puts sugar in his coffee.
Tom almost never puts sugar in his coffee.
Your singing puts professional singers to shame.
Your singing makes professional singers blush with shame.
The only spice Tom puts on meat is pepper.
The only seasoning that Tom adds to the meat is pepper.
Tom eats anything Mary puts in front of him.
Foma eats everything Masha puts in front of him.
Her husband eats everything she puts in front of him.
Her husband eats whatever she puts in front of him.
He puts ten dollars aside every week.
He saves ten dollars every week.
Tom puts a lot of sugar and cream in his coffee.
Tom puts a lot of sugar and cream in his coffee.
Tom puts gas in his car twice a week.
Tom fills up the car twice a week.
This music puts one to sleep.
This music makes you sleepy.
As he wants to buy a car, he puts aside money.
He is saving money to buy a car.
Eating ice cream always puts me in a happy mood.
Ice cream always cheers me up.
That company puts out a magazine, doesn't it?
This company publishes its own magazine, doesn't it?
He puts aside some money every month.
He saves some money every month.
transcription, transcription: [ʹpʋtʹɒn]
1. put on
to put on one"s hat one"s shoes, one"s coat - put on a hat, shoes, coat
to put on make-up - put on makeup
he put his clothes on - he got dressed
2. pretend, pretend, pretend
to put on a brave face - to pretend that everything is in order, to be brave, to cheer up
to put on airs - to put on airs, to put on airs, to put on airs
to put on airs and graces - to behave; put on airs
he put on an air of innocence - he assumed an innocent look
he put on a semblance of anger - he pretended to be angry, he pretended to be angry
she put on her best manners - she tried to seem unusually well-mannered
her wistful look was put on - her sadness was feigned
she put on an act - Amer. she was putting on a comedy
3. stage (on stage)
to put on a new play - put (on stage) a new play
to put a play on again - resume production (of a play)
4. add, increase
to put on speed - increase speed
to put on full speed - develop full /maximum/ speed
to put on pace - a) increase the pace; b) sports. speed up your run
to put on weight /flesh/ - add weight; (to) gain weight
to put on five kilos - gain five kilos
to put on two goals before time - (have time) to score two goals before the end of the half
5. launch, turn on, put into action
to put the light the gas on - light the gas
to put on the brake - slow down
to put on the radio the television - turn on the radio TV
to put on a record - put a record
6. connect (by phone)
to ask to be put on to smb. - ask to speak with someone.
7. move forward (clock hands)
8. use, apply
to put on more trains - put more trains on
to put on all sail - a) pestilence. set all sails; b) do everything possible, take all measures
9. organize; start work; engage
to put smb. on to do a job - give / entrust / to someone. work
10. bet (on a horse)
11. impose (tax)
12. colloquial make fun of (someone); put (smb.) in a funny position
to put smb. on - tease / play, tease / someone.
are you putting me on? - Are you scoffing, yeah?
13. colloquial wonder, pretend, imagine; act cavalier or arrogant
she puts on a great deal - she thinks too much about herself, she sets herself up too much / shows off /
to put it on - a) exaggerate (feelings, suffering, etc.); she put it on so thick we didn't believe a word - she thickened her colors so much that we didn’t believe a single word; b) inflate the price, demand an exorbitant price
to put the make on - to flirt; climb, pester (a woman)
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- PUT ON - * (sur)metter; (feign) ficter. TO PUT THE BLAME ON: atribuer li culpa a
English interlingue dictionary - PUT ON - transitive verb Date: 15th century 1. to dress oneself in ; don, to make part of one's appearance or …
- PUT-ON — I. adjective Date: 1621 pretended, assumed, II. noun Date: circa 1927 an instance of putting someone on , parody …
English Dictionary - Merriam Webster - PUT-ON - I. (ˈ) ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: from past participle of put on 1. : assumed, pretended in a put-on childish voice …
- PUT ON - verb Etymology: Middle English putten on, from putten to put + on transitive verb 1. : to impose as a ...
Webster's New International English Dictionary - PUT-ON - n. /poot"on", -awn"/ ; adj. /poot"on", -awn"/ , n. Informal. 1. an act or instance of putting someone on. 2. ...
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary - PUT ON - wear, clothe oneself with; load; pretend
Explanatory Dictionary of the English Language - Editorial bed - PUT-ON - I. ˈpu̇t-ˈȯn, -ˈän adjective Date: 1621: pretended, assumed II. ˈpu̇t-ˌȯn, -ˌän noun Date: circa 1927 1. : an …
- PUT ON — Date: 15th century 1. a. : to dress oneself in: don b. : to make part of one's appearance …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary - PUT-ON — Pronunciation: "pu ̇ t- ˌ o ̇ n, - ˌ än Function: noun Date: circa 1927 1: an …
- PUT-ON — Pronunciation: " pu ̇ t- " o ̇ n, - " än Function: adjective Date: 1621: PRETENDED , ASSUMED
Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary - PUT ON — Function: transitive verb Date: 15th century 1 a: to dress oneself in: DON b: to make part …
Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary - PUT-ON — adj (1621): pretended, assumed put-on n (ca. 1927) 1: an instance of putting someone on "conversational ~s are related …
- PUT ON - vt (15c) 1 a: to dress oneself in: don b: to make part of one's appearance or behavior ...
Merriam-Webster English vocab - PUT-ON — put-on BrE AmE ˈpʊt ɒn AmE \ ˈpʊt̬ ɑːn -ɔːn ▷ put-on|s z
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary - PUT-ON - noun [usually sing. ] (NAmE) something that is done to trick or cheat people
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary - PUT-ON — ˈput-on BrE AmE noun American English informal something you say or do to try to make someone …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - PUT ON
Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary - PUT ON
Collins COBUILD - An English Dictionary for Language Learners - PUT-ON — noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ At first they were thinking it was a big put-on.
Longman DOCE5 Extras English vocabulary - PUT ON
Moby Thesaurus English vocabulary - PUT-ON
Slang English vocab - PUT ON
Slang English vocab - PUT-ON — Function: noun 1 Synonyms: IMPOSTURE , cheat, deceit, deception, fake, humbug, phony, sell, sham, spoof 2 Synonyms: MASK 2, cloak, …
- PUT-ON — Function: adjective Synonyms: ARTIFICIAL 3, affected, assumed, feigned, spurious Related Words: mannered, posed; faked, sham
Collegiate Thesaurus English vocab - PUT ON - Function: verb 1 Synonyms: DON 1, assume, draw on, get on, huddle (on), slip (on), throw (on) Antonyms: put off ...
Collegiate Thesaurus English vocab - PUT ON — Function: verb Synonyms: GAMBLE 1, bet, game, lay, play, set, stake, wager
Collegiate Thesaurus English vocab - PUT ON — 1. Invest with, clothe. 2. Assume, take on. 3. Impose, inflict. 4. Impute to, charge upon. 5. Incite, instigate. 6. ...
Dictionary of English Synonyms - PUT-ON - I. adjective Synonyms: artificial 3, affected, assumed, feigned, spurious Related Word: mannered, posed; faked, sham II. noun 1. Synonyms: imposture…
- PUT ON - I. verb Synonyms: gamble 1, bet, game, lay, play, set, stake, wager II. verb 1. Synonyms: don 1, assume, draw …
Collegiate Thesaurus English vocabulary - PUT ON - phr verb
Oxford Collocations Dictionary Second Edition - PUT ON - phr verb Put on is used with these nouns as the object: accent , account , act ...
Oxford Collocations English Dictionary - PUT ON — See CLOTHES 7, PERFORM/PERFORMANCE 4, PRETEND 6, PUT 7, SWITCH ON OR OFF 1
Longman Activator English vocab - PUT ON - (v. phr.) 1. To dress in. * /The boy took off his clothes and put on his pajamas./ * /Mother …
Dictionary of English Idioms - PUT-ON - (n.) An act of tempting; the playing of a practical joke on someone. */Eric didn't realize that it was ...
Dictionary of English Idioms - PUT ON - fool or joke with someone, tease, pretend I think that he is putting me on. I don`t believe that he…
English Idioms vocab - PUT-ON - n. An act of tempting; the playing of a practical joke on someone. Eric didn't realize that it was a …
- PUT ON - v. phr. 1. To dress in. The boy took off his clothes and put on his pajamas. Mother put a...
American Idioms English vocabulary - PUT ON — Used for listed equity securities. Trade, or cross, a block of stock at the designated price and quantity. ...
Hypertextual Finance English Glossary - PUT ON - To put someone on a hand is to deduce what hand they have based on their actions and your knowledge ...
Poker English Dictionary - PUT ON - 1) put on He put his coat on hurriedly and ran out of the house. ≈ He threw on his coat in a hurry...
- PUT-ON - swagger, conceit; "showing off" pretense; smb. feigned parody, mockery, caricature, stupid joke, imaginary prank, feigned - * apperance of joy ...
Large English-Russian Dictionary - PUT ON - Put on
American English-Russian Dictionary - PUT-ON - 1. ʹpʋtɒn n 1. swagger, conceit; “showing off” 2. pretense; smb. feigned 3. parody, mockery, caricature 4. stupid joke; draw...
English-Russian-English dictionary of general vocabulary - Collection of the best dictionaries - PUT ON - math. impose (restrictions)
English-Russian scientific and technical dictionary - PUT-ON - 1. noun 1) deception, fraud 2) trick, trick 2. adj. 1) a) put on b) dressed 2) imaginary, feigned, unnatural, false, counterfeit, feigned ...
English-Russian Dictionary Tiger - PUT ON - 1) put on He put his coat on hurriedly and ran out of the house. - He threw on his coat in a hurry...
English-Russian Dictionary Tiger
synonyms don, get on, gown, robe
What do you prefer putting on for corporate parties? - What youdo you preferdressoncorporate events?
2) puton(smth.) — colloquialism to pretend, pretend, imagine
to put on airs and graces - to behave; put on airs
to put on an act - to break, play a trickcomedy
You just put on a brave face as if nothing has happened - AYouNotgive it to memindAndhold onWell done
3) put smth. on- stage (on stage)
Americans don’t know how to put on Chekhov – Americans don’tknow howputChekhov
4) putsmth.on —smth. to tax)
Thepublicispushingtheauthoritiestoputataxondirtyproduction – The public demands that the authorities tax dirty industries
5) putonsmth.- add, increase
to put on pace - addstep by step
Let’s put on speed before dark – Drive faster, ByeNotdark
6) put smth. on— move forward (clock)
In spring Russia puts clocks on – In spring Russiatranslateswatchforward
7) putsmth.on- start, turn on
Whoputheatingonwithabovezerooutside? - Well, who turned on the heating at above-zero temperatures?
8) putsmb.on — American vernacular make fun of (someone); play a trick
Let'sputthenewbieon – Let’s tease the new girl
9) putonsmb. —British vernacular to bother someone)
Don'tputonme,standleft – Don’t stand under my right hand
