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put <put, put> [pʊt] VERBE trans

4. put gastr (add):

9. put sports:

to put the shot

II . put about <-tt-> VERBE intr naut

put away <-tt-> VERBE trans

1. put away (save, set aside):

put away

2. put away fam (eat a lot):

put away
put away

3. put away (clean up):

put away

6. put away fig (ignore, remove):

7. put away sports (defeat):

put away

put back <-tt-> VERBE trans

1. put back (return, move backwards):

to put sth back

2. put back (postpone, delay):

put back

3. put back (invest):

put back

4. put back (retard):

put back

I . put down <-tt-> VERBE trans

3. put down (lower, decrease):

put down
put down

5. put down (pay):

put down

6. put down tel:

9. put down econ (leave as deposit):

put down

11. put down MILIT (suppress):

put down a rebellion
put down a rebellion

12. put down fam (deride):

put down
put down

13. put down (have killed):

put down
put down a dog
put down a dog

14. put down AVIAT (land):

put down

put on <-tt-> VERBE trans

2. put on (turn on):

put on
to put on the brakes

8. put on (begin cooking):

to put the dinner on

I . put out <-tt-> VERBE trans

1. put out (take outside, lay out):

put out
put out

3. put out (throw out):

put out
put out

4. put out (publish):

put out
put out

6. put out (produce):

put out

8. put out (contract out, allocate work):

to put sth out to sb

11. put out (extinguish, turn off):

put out
put out
put out gas, water

14. put out (spend):

put out
put out

II . put out <-tt-> VERBE intr

1. put out naut (set sail):

put out

2. put out Am fam (have sex):

to put out for sb

put over <-tt-> VERBE trans

1. put over (make understood):

to put sth over

2. put over Am (postpone):

put over

put together <-tt-> VERBE trans

3. put together (connect) clues, facts:

4. put together mat (add):

5. put together gastr (mix):

put together

6. put together (prepare, organize):

7. put together (create):

put-off [ˈpʊtɒf] SUBST fam

put-on [ˈpʊtɒn, Am -ɑ:n] SUBST Am fam

put option SUBST econ

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