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I . put <-tt-, put, put> [pʊt] VERBE trans

II . put <-tt-, put, put> [pʊt] VERBE intr MAR

put aside irrég VERBE trans

1. put aside (save):

put aside
put aside

2. put aside (ignore):

put aside

put away irrég VERBE trans

1. put away (remove):

put away

2. put away (save):

put away

put back irrég VERBE trans

1. put back (postpone):

put back

2. put back (return):

put back
put back

put by irrég VERBE trans

put down irrég VERBE trans

1. put down (register, write):

put down
to put sb down for sth

2. put down (attribute):

to put sth down to sb

3. put down (set down):

put down

4. put down fam (humiliate):

put down

5. put down animal:

put down

6. put down rebellion, opposition:

put down

put forward irrég VERBE trans

1. put forward (advance):

put forward

2. put forward (propose):

put forward

I . put in irrég VERBE trans

1. put in claim, request:

put in
put in

2. put in (place inside):

put in

II . put in irrég VERBE intr MAR

put in

put into irrég VERBE trans

1. put into port:

put into

put off irrég VERBE trans

1. put off (delay):

put off

2. put off (repel):

put off
put off food, smell

3. put off (discourage):

put off

4. put off (distract):

put off

put on irrég VERBE trans

1. put on (place):

to put sth on sth
pôr a. c. em a. c.
to put sb on to sth fig

2. put on (wear):

put on

3. put on THÉÂTRE:

put on

4. put on (pretend):

put on
put on accent

5. put on weight:

put on

I . put out irrég VERBE trans

1. put out (extend):

put out
to put the dog out

2. put out (extinguish):

3. put out (turn off):

put out

4. put out (inconvenience):

put out

II . put out irrég VERBE intr MAR

put through irrég VERBE trans

1. put through bill:

put through

2. put through TEL:

to put sb through to sb

3. put through (make endure):

put up irrég VERBE trans

1. put up (hang up):

put up
put up notice

2. put up:

put up (raise)
put up (umbrella)

3. put up (build):

put up
put up tent

4. put up prices:

put up

5. put up (give shelter):

put up

6. put up (provide):

to put up money for sth
to put sth up for sale
pôr a. c. à venda

put up with irrég VERBE trans

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