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put短语及详细用法
putabout[ phrasalverb ]
1put（something）aboutorputabout（something）Brit:
totellmanypeopleabout（something）
Theyputaboutthenewsthathewasresigning.=Theyputitaboutthathewasresigning.
2aofaboatorship:
tochangedirection
Theshipputaboutandsailedbackouttosea.
2bput（something）about:
tocause（aboatorship）tochangedirection
aboatthatcanbeputaboutquickly
putacross[ phrasalverb ]
1put（something）acrossorputacross（something）:
tocause（something）tobeclearlyunderstood:
toget（something）across
Shehashadtroubleputtinghermessageacrosstovoters.
2put（yourself）acrossas（something）:
tocause（yourself）toappeartobe（aparticulartypeofperson）
Hetriestoputhimselfacrossas[=tomakeotherpeoplebelievethatheis]aniceguy.
putaside[ phrasalverb ]
put（something）asideorputaside（something）
1:
tosaveorkeep（something,suchasmoney）tobeusedatalatertime
She'sbeenputtingasidesomemoneyforavacation.
Canyouputafewminutesasideforashortmeeting
2:
tostopworryingorthinkingabout（something）
Weneedtoputtheseproblemsasidefornowandgettheworkdone.
It'stimetoputasideourdifferencesandstartworkingtogether.
putaway[ phrasalverb ]
1put（something）awayorputaway（something）
1a:
toreturn（something）totheplacewhereitbelongs
Hewashed,dried,andputawaythedishesafterdinner.
Sheputthepicturesawayforsafekeeping.
Putyournotesaway.It'stimeforthetest.
1b:
tosaveorkeep（something,suchasmoney）tobeusedatalatertime
Herparentsstartedputtingawaymoneyforhereducationtheyearshewasborn.
1cinformal:
toeat（alargeamountoffood）
IusedtoputawayhugemealsbeforeIwentonadiet.
Thatguycanreallyputitaway!
2put（someone）awayorputaway（someone）informal:
tocause（someone）tobekeptinaprisonormentalhospital
He'saviciouscriminal.Ihopetheyputhimawayfortherestofhislife.
putback[ phrasalverb ]
put（something）backorputback（something）
1:
toreturn（something）totheplacewhereitbelongs
Remembertoputthevacuumcleanerbackintheclosetafteryou'veusedit.
Thebookshadbeenputbackneatlyontheshelf.
2Brit:
tochange（aplannedevent）tostartatalaterdateortime
Theyputback[=pushedback,postponed]thegameuntilnextweek.
Themeetinghasbeenputbackfrom1.to3.
putby[ phrasalverb ]
put（something）byorputby（something）chieflyBrit:
tosave（money）foralatertime
Shehasputsomemoneyby[=putaside]foremergencies.
putdown[ phrasalverb ]
1put（someoneorsomething）downalsoputdown（someoneorsomething）
1a:
toplace（someoneorsomethingthatyouhavebeenholdingorcarrying）onatable,onthefloor,etc.
Shecarefullyputthevasedownonthetable.
Thepoliceorderedhimtoputdownthegun.
Idon'tneedyoutocarryme.Putmedown!
1b:
toadd（someoneorsomething）toalist
Don'tforgettoputdownmilkandbreadontheshoppinglist.
1cinformal:
tosaycriticalorinsultingthingsabout（someoneorsomething）
Hefrequentlyputsdownherwork.
Herparentsarealwaysputtingherdown.
Heputshimselfdownalot,buthe'sreallyquiteanattractiveman.
—seealsoput-down
2put（something）downorputdown（something）
2a:
towrite（something）:
torecord（something）inwriting
Shesaysthatthereporterputherquotedownincorrectly.
Everynight,heputshisthoughtsdowninajournal.
IneedtoputdownmythoughtsonpaperbeforeIforgetthem.
Whatanswerdidyouputdownonthetest
2b:
togive（anamountofmoney）asafirstpaymentwhenyouarebuyingsomethingthatcostsalotofmoney
Weput10percentdownonthehouse.=Weputdowna10percentdepositonthehouse.
Putnomoneydownandpaynointerestonthecaruntilnextyear.
2c:
toput（something）inplaceonthefloororground
Puttingdown[=installing]anewhardwoodfloorwouldgreatlyincreasethevalueofyourhome.
Weputdownalayerofmulchintherosegarden.
2d:
tostop（aviolentordangerousactivity）byusingforce
Federaltroopswerebroughtintohelpputdowntheriot.
putdownarebellion/revolt/uprising
2e:
tokill（ananimal）inawaythatcausesitlittlepainusuallybecauseitisinjuredorsick
Theyhadtohavetheirdogputdown[=puttosleep]bythevet.
2fBrit:
toendatelephoneconnection
Shesaidgoodbyeandputdownthephone.[=hungupthephone]
Sheputthephonedownonhim.[=shehungupthephonewhilehewasstilltalkingtoher]
2gBrit:
toformallysuggest（something）asanideatobediscussedandvotedonbyagroupofpeople:
toproposeorintroduce（something）
puttingdownanamendmentinParliament
3putdownorput（something）downorputdown（something）chieflyBrit:
tolandortocause（anairplane）toland
Ourplaneputdown[=landed]inNewYorkaround2.
Thepilotwasforcedtoput[=set]theplanedowninafield.
4put（someone）downorputdown（someone）:
toplace（ababyorchild）inabedtosleep
Heputthebabydown（inhercrib）foranap.
5put（someone）downas（something）:
tothinkof（someone）as（aspecifiedkindofpersonorthing）
Mostpeopleputhimdownas[=believethatheis]afanatic.
6put（someone）downfor（something）:
towritethenameof（someone）onalistofpeoplewhowilldoorgive（something）
CanIputyoudownforadonation[=canIwritethatyouwillgiveadonation]
Sure,putmedownfor$20.
7put（something）downto（something）:
tosayorthinkthat（something）happenedbecauseof（something）
Let'sputthemistakedowntoyourinexperienceandforgetaboutit.
Themistakewasputdownto[=attributedto]hisinexperience.
putforth[ phrasalverb ]
putforth（something）orput（something）forthsomewhatformal
1:
tosuggest（anidea,plan,etc.）forpeopletothinkaboutorconsider
Thesameargumenthasbeenputforthbymanypeopleintheopposition.
Iwouldliketoputforthsomealternatives.
puttingforthaplan/proposal/theory
2:
touse（something,suchasenergy）foraparticularpurpose
Sheputforthallherenergytowintherace.
Theyputforthagoodeffort.
3ofaplant:
toproduceorsendout（something）bygrowing
Thetreesarestartingtoputforthnewleaves.
putforward[ phrasalverb ]
put（something）forwardorputforward（something）somewhatformal:
tosuggest（something）forconsideration:
propose
Heputforward[=putforth]atheoryabouthowtheaccidentmayhaveoccurred.
putin[ phrasalverb ]
1put（something）inorputin（something）
1a:
tomake（something）readytobeusedinacertainplace:
install
Weputinnewcabinetsjustlastyear.
Inordertofixthecartheyhavetoputinanewengine.
1b:
toadd（acomment）toaconversationorargument
Sheputaquickcommentinaboutherbusyschedule.
I'dliketoputinafewwordsonhisbehalf.[=tosaysomethingthatsupportshim]
Wouldyoumindputtinginagoodwordforme[=wouldyousaysomethinggoodaboutme]
Youwilleachhaveachancetoputinyourtwocents.[=toexpressyouropinion]
1c:
tomakeanofficialstatement,offer,orrequest
Sheputinapleaofnotguilty.[=shepleadednotguilty]
Ineedtoputin[=make,submit]areportaboutthis.
Youhavetwoweekstoputin[=submit]aclaimwiththeinsurancecompany.
Theyareputtingin[=making]a$300,000offerforthehouse.
I'dliketoputin[=place]anorderforadozenroses.
Contractorshavebegunputtinginbidsforthejob.
1d:
toperform（aparticularaction）
Theyputinanamazingperformancelastnight.
Theprimeministerputinacallto[=called]theWhiteHouse.
Iwon'tbeabletostayatthepartylong,butI'llatleasttrytoputinanappearance.[=togotothepartyforashorttime]
1e:
toworkordosomethingfor（anamountoftime）
Sheputin10hoursattheofficeyesterday.
Sheputinalongdayatwork.
Hehasputinhistime（injail）,andnowheisafreeman.
2putin（something）orput（something）in（something）:
touse（acertainamountofenergyoreffort）whendoingsomething
Ifweputinalittlemoreeffort,wecouldfinishbythisafternoon.
Heputsalotofenergyinhisperformances.
3put（something）in（something）
3a:
toinvest（money）into（something）
Sheputhermoneyinstocksandbonds.
3b
—usedtosaywhatcausesyoutohavefaith,confidence,etc.
Heputshisfaithinreason/science.
puttinghertrustinGod
4putinfor（something）:
toaskfor（something）inanofficialway:
toformallyrequest（something）
Heputinforaleaveofabsence.
puttinginforapromotion
5ofaboatorship:
toenteraharbororport
TheshipputinatSydney.
putoff[ phrasalverb ]
1put（something）offorputoff（something）:
todecidethat（something）willhappenatalatertime:
postpone
Themeetinghasbeenputoffuntilnextweek.=Weputoff（holding）themeetinguntilnextweek.
I'vebeenmeaningtocallhim,butIkeepputtingitoff.
I'vebeenputtingoffcallinghim.
2put（someone）offorputoff（someone）
2a:
tocause（someone）towait
Ineedtocomeupwithanexcusetoputoffthebillcollector.
Shefinallycalledhimafterputtinghimoffallweek.
2b:
tocause（someone）todislikesomeoneorsomething
Don'tlettherestaurant'sdingyappearanceputyouoff–theirfoodisgreat.
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