Harasho, harasho,
I run this freakin 'show!
You think I can \ "t speak English?
There’s nothing I don’t know.
I know that World War III, nobody wants to see,
so please EU and USA don’t mothersuckers mess with me.
ooooh,
Yes i ken
cause I'm the president wit the greatest plan,
to make my mother Russia number 1 again,
and by the way I hit better than Jackie Chan,
I \ "m gentleman.
Do you want piece or you wanna piece of me?
I've got gas you see,
don’t play games with me.
You want my gas?
Well you can kiss my ass!
When I play chess be quiet or eat my pussy riot!
Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout, Putout, Putin, Putout, Putin, Putin, Putout!
Putin, Putout!
HEY!
Putin, Putout!
HEY!
Putin, Putout, Putout, Putin, Putout, Putin, Putin, Putout!
Putin, Putout!
HEY!
Putin, Putout!
Messin 'with Putin
HEY, HEY
is a sin!
It's great to be president of the biggest country,
you can have Winter Olympic Games in 40 degrees,
and by the way, Eurovision is so gay,
just please don’t take my soccer world cup 2018 away!
I sang for charity, lala,
and tranqualized a tiger on a “killing spree”, bangbang,
I fight terrorism with my big army,
I am nice,
why oh why can \ "t I get a Nobel peace prize ?!
Do you want peace, or you wanna piece of me?
I've got gas you see,
don \ "t play games with me.
You want my gas?
Well you can kiss my ass!
If you are a prick - suck my Moby Dick!
Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout, Putout, Putin, Putout, Putin, Putin, Putout!
Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout, Putout, Putin, Putout, Putin, Putin, Putout!
Putin, Putout!
HEY!
Putin, Putout!
HEY!
Putin, Putout, Putout, Putin, Putout, Putin, Putin, Putout!
Putin, Putout!
HEY!
Putin, Putout!
Messin 'with Putin
HEY, HEY
is a sin!
Niet I wont stop!
Until I wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin!
Putin, Putout, Putout, Putin, Putout, Putin, Putin, Putout,
Putin, Putout, Putin, Putout,
Putin!
HEY!
Putin!
Good good,
I'll head the freak show!
Did you think I don't know English?
There is nothing there that I do not know.
I know that no one wants to see World War III
So please don't contact me, EU and US suckers.
Ooooh,
Yes. I can
because I am the president who has a great plan
make my mother Russia number one again
And by the way, I hit better than Jackie Chan himself,
I'm also a gentleman.
So there is no need for games.
Did you want gas?
Kiss my ass!
When I play chess, don't let it hurt you,
Or everything will be with you as with Pussy Raet.
Insert-Take out!
I am Putin, just be sure!
Put-in - put-out
(many times)
Hey!
Are you against Putin?
Hey hey
It is a sin!
It's good to be the president of the largest country in the world,
You can host the Winter Olympic Games in the tropics,
And by the way, you have there at Eurovision - gays are everywhere,
So leave the soccer championship to me.
I sing for charity
And I put the tigers to sleep in packs,
I fight terrorism
I'm cute
So why am I not being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?
Do you want a truce or do you want a piece from me?
I have gas, as you can see,
So there is no need for games.
Did you want gas?
Kiss my ass!
If you're a fool, suck my Moby Dick.
Insert-Take out!
I am Putin, you should know!
Put-in - put-out
(many times)
Hey!
Are you against Putin?
Hey hey
It is a sin!
No i won't stop
Until I win!
Hey!
Putin!
English verb put, which we know in the meaning “ put, lay, place, fit, attach »And is one of the most frequently used verbs, has many combinations with different prepositions, next to which it acquires new meanings.
Combination of the verb put with various prepositions
Let's start with the most common combination of the verb put with the preposition on, which can appear in different meanings.
- Put on - put on clothes; gain weight; activate, turn on; put in a funny position; make fun of someone; put on stage
- Put on that red dress I have recently bought for you. “Put on that red dress I bought you recently.
- She has put on 5 kilos - she gained 5 kilograms of weight
- A new play will be put on by the staff of our theater– the new play will be staged by the troupe of our theater
- It is getting dark. Please put on the light - it gets dark. Please turn on the light.
- Put out - dislocate (shoulder or arm); extinguish or extinguish fire, light; exclude, delete, expel; to give, for example, to the laundry, for repairs or elsewhere, to send the child to the kindergarten; release, produce; cause inconvenience.
- I have put out the hand and cannot write - I sprained my hand and cannot write
- Put out the candle when you go to sleep - Put out the candle when you go to sleep
- We have put you out with our arrival - We inconvenienced you with our arrival
- Put off - turn off; distract, interfere, postpone, disgust.
- I never forget to put off the light when go out - I never forget to turn off the light when I leave home -
- This work may be put off till tomorrow - This work can be postponed until tomorrow
- Your talk put me off - Your chatter gets in my way
- Put through - connect by phone; finish, complete (task), pass the law.
- All the pupils have put the task through quickly.
- Please put me through with this number - Please put me through with this number
- The new education law will be put through in a month - The new education law will be adopted in a month
- Put down - drop off passengers; postpone, interrupt work; make (part of the amount), cut costs; drink; write down;
- Please put me down at the city hospital - Drop me off at the city hospital
- I had to put down the work when guests came - I had to interrupt work due to the arrival of guests
- Put down the homework - Write down your homework
- Put across / over - to deceive someone
- You shouldn’t put over your small brother
- Put ahead - change, transfer the date to an earlier date; contribute to the development
- Hard working has put you ahead - Hard working has contributed to your rapid development
- The plans have changed and we’ll have to put ahead our journey - The plans have changed and we will have to postpone our trip to an earlier date
- Put about - disturb, excite; disseminate information.
- It was put about that it would snow
- She was put about by the sad news - She was worried about the sad news
- Put across - to convince of something, to successfully complete any business
- I could put her across to come with us - I could convince her to come with us
- He put across this difficult case
- Put apart - save time, money
- In spite of small salary she could put apart money to buy a new TV - Despite a small salary, she was able to save money to buy a new TV
- Put aside - postpone for a while; put an end, stop thinking about anything; save, postpone.
- I had to put aside the work when my friends came.
- Put back - transfer, postpone; move the hands of the clock;
- At 12 o'clock time should be put back At 12 o'clock all clocks were set back -
- Put forward - nominate someone's candidacy, propose an idea; move the clock hands forward, accelerate.
- We decided to put your candidature forward for the position of the head of our department.
- Tomorrow time should be put forward - Tomorrow you need to move the clock forward
- Put in - submit a complaint, application; introduce (into operation); insert words; install equipment; spend time doing something.
- Put in the application and it will be considered within two days Submit your application and it will be considered within 2 days
- Put in the missed words - Insert the missed words
- Put over - complete, achieve the goal; save;
- We managed to put over the matter - We managed to complete our business
- Put together - collect, connect.
- All parts of the construction were put together - All parts of the construction were put together
- Put up - put the play; build a building; posting an ad; raise prices; put up for sale.
- A new play was put up at the stage of our theater - A new play was put on the stage of our theater
- A new building was put up in the center of the town - A new building was erected in the center of the town
The phrasal verb put - belongs to the group of irregular transitive verbs. Meanings: to put, to place, to bring, to expose, to direct, to express, to force something to do, to formulate, to express (in words). In combination with various prepositions and adverbs, it is widely used in colloquial speech. All 3 forms of put are exactly the same.
Phrasal verb put - examples of combinations with prepositions and adverbs
Even one combination of the phrasal verb put with a preposition or adverb can have up to 20 meanings. The sentence is translated depending on the general meaning. So, for example, the phrasal verb put down in one case is translated as "write down", in the other - "humiliate", in the third - "put to sleep". For an accurate understanding, you need to consider sentences with examples. It is better to learn the meanings by heart, and you can consolidate the learned material with the help of constant practice, as well as performing exercises.
Useful information :
The phrasal verb put should be learned gradually. Choose the most used phrases in speech, texts. Pay attention to all the nuances. For example, put on involves putting on one piece of clothing, while say get dressed means getting dressed completely. At first, it is very difficult to translate sentences on your own.
Prepositions and adverbs play the main role in transitive phrasal verbs. Their meaning predetermines the meaning of the expression. So off indicates a distance, an exception. Aside - to the side, which means that a verb with this adverb will mean to put it aside, to put it off. Together - together, which means the actions will be joint (think it over, make it up). But there are verbs that cannot be translated based on associations and the meaning of prepositions / adverbs. These include: put up with - endure, put up.
The noun relative to which the action is performed can be located within the phrase. Example : to put my expenditures down - cut my expenses. "My expenditures" is used between to put and down. Keep in mind that everything is translated literally in English. We need constant training. And then you will quickly master this interesting and at the same time difficult language.
We remember: put on clothes - put on, take off clothes - take off, put off - put off, push away.
Table of examples of using phrasal verbs (to put + preposition / adverb)
| Writing | Translation | Examples of using |
| put on | Put on, turn on (activate the mechanisms), gain weight, make fun of the K.L., put on (on stage); pretend (sick), increase (speed) | Michelle put on pink socks. - Michelle put on pink socks. Thomas has put on 7 kg. - Thomas typed 7 kg. You can put on a new play. - You can put on a new play. Merry, put on the light, please! - Mary, please turn on the light! |
| put off | Shoot, postpone, shut down, repulse, disgust | Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today. “Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. (until - before, used here on) They can put off the court date. - They can postpone (postpone) the date of the trial. Lily, most guys are put off by my look. - Ah Lily, most guys repels My appearance. This rubbish puts me off. “This trash can disgust me. |
| put out | Extinguish (fire, fire, cigarette), publish, publish (in a magazine), dislocate, cause inconvenience | Faster put the fire out! - Faster put out Fire! I have put out my hand. - I dislocated my arm. I was really put out by the unexpected arrival of mu neighbors. - I was real upset unexpected arrival of my neighbors. (To me caused inconvenience unexpected arrival of my neighbors.) |
| put away | Clean up, get rid of, hide, turn up, postpone, absorb (about food) | I can’t put away this stand. - I can not put away this stand. Paul puts away his pen and went to the garden. - Floor postponed pen and went to the garden. He put away 3 apples and 2 cakes. - He ate 3 apples and 2 cakes. |
| put through | Connect (by phone), finish | Can you put me through to Mr. Gray? - Can you connect me to Mr. Gray? Can you put it through by Friday? - You can finish with this (execute this) before friday? |
| put up | Build, finance, raise, organize, install | Philip was putting a tent up in the forest. - Philip established tent in the forest. They didn`t put up price for their cottage. - They are not raised(raised) the price of their cottage. |
| put up with | Endure, put up with (anything) | How can you put up with his pranks? - How can you tolerate his antics? |
| put down | Write down (phone number), humiliate, lower, put to sleep (= kill), fix, interrupt | Bella was very sick and she had to be put down... -Bella was very sick and had to put to sleep.
Now I see why you had me put down the gun. - Now I understand why you made me lower gun. The results of the experiments are put down in the journal. - Experimental results are recorded (are recorded) In the magazine. Mr. Alens puts me down! - Mr. Alens humiliates me! We had to put down the work when John came. - We had to interrupt work when John came. |
| put back | Delay, slow down, return, dispense | We need to put it back... - We need this return.
We should put this question back to the following month. - Let's postpone (= delay) solution of this issue until next month. It put me back$ 50. - It cost me 50 dollars. |
| put around | Lay out, have fun, hug | I want to put around you. - I want you to embrace.
The chainlet is something nice, that you put around your neck. - The chain is such a cute thing that put on on the neck. |
| put together | Make up (put together) | Ann makes more money that her friends put together... - Anna made more money than all her friends taken together.
Put your heads together... - Let's together think about. |
| put aside | Set aside (aside) | Put your dreams aside and listen to me. - Set aside your fantasies aside and listen to me. I need to put aside potatoes and carrots for winter. - I need stock up (postpone) potatoes and carrots for the winter. |
| put across | Crank up the case (with successful completion) | My colleague puts this deal across in record time. - My colleague successfully cranked deal in record time. |
Idioms and Expressions
Let's get acquainted and learn the following phrases using the phrasal verb to put:
- put something into practice - put into practice;
- put a bee in someone’s bonnet - incite, submit an idea;
- put two and two together - (literally: add 2 and 2 together) to collect all the information, figure out something, put together a picture of what is happening;
- put a lid on - veto (on tsp), stop growth (development);
- put a spanner in the works - put spokes in the wheels, intends to interfere with K.L. work or business;
- put in a fix - get into a mess (or in a difficult situation);
- put something into perspective - to rethink (consider tsp in perspective);
- put something into force - to do something, to put it into force (ex: law);
- not put a foot wrong - do not make a single wrong step;
- put one's foot down - take a firm position (in the question);
- put yourself in my place (or in my shoes) - put yourself in my place;
- put a stop to something - to bring the matter to the end, to end something.
There are still quite a lot of combinations, consider a few more without examples:
- Put forward - nominate, get ahead.
- Put in - make a lot of effort, plant (plant), invest.
- Put over - reach the goal.
- Put ahead - postpone (date), contribute to development.
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The English word put means "to put". In addition to the fact that it is quite useful by itself, put also serves as a source material for the formation of a huge number of phrasal verbs.
In this article, we'll take a look at 15 common phrasal verbs with put. Some of them will have meanings that logically follow from the original word (postpone, put in place, etc.). However, others will turn out to be quite exotic (making someone go through trouble, resigning themselves to something).
So let's get down to business!
15 meanings of phrasal verbs with put in English
Read about what phrasal verbs are and how they behave in this article.
1. Phrasal verb put aside # 1
Transcription and translation:[pʊt əˈsaɪd] / [put es`ayd] - discard, forget
Meaning of the word: Ignore or forget something for more important things
Use:
Be sure to specify what exactly, even if it's just "it". For example: The group could not discard (put aside) creative differences and disintegrated. We can forget (put aside) about our differences during the competition?
Examples of:
We decided to put aside this incident and continue working together.
We decided forget this incident and continue to work together.
Only if we put aside all personal grudges can we be a productive team!
Only if we discard all personal grievances, we can become a productive team!
2. Phrasal verb put aside # 2
Transcription and translation:[pʊt əˈsaɪd] / [put es`ayd] - postpone, release
Use: Typically, the word is used for money or time. For example: They are long postponed (put aside) money for an apartment. You have to rid (put aside) for an hour a day for exercise.
Examples of:
I try to put aside some time for reading every evening.
I AM release some reading time every evening.
I put aside some money from each salary - that "s how I was able to afford a motorcycle.
I AM put off a little money from every paycheck - that's how I was able to afford a motorcycle.
3. Phrasal verb put away
Transcription and translation:[pʊt əˈweɪ] / [put eu`ey] - postpone, remove
Meaning of the word: Put something back because you have finished using the item
Use:
We clarify after the word what exactly we are postponing! For example: She postponed (put away) loose scarf and went to open the door. Please, put off (put away) work and listen to me.
Examples of:
He put away his tools to make room for lunch.
He removed your tools to make room for lunch.
I told children to put away their toys and start doing their homework.
I told the kids put away toys and sit down for homework.
4. Phrasal verb put back
Transcription and translation:[pʊt bæk] / [put back] - put in place, put back
Meaning of the word: Put something in the place where it was before you took it
Use:
Do not forget to clarify what we put. For example: He turned the box in his hands and put her back (put it back). If you take something off the shelf, please put it's on a place (put it back).
Examples:
I believe it "s not yours. Please, put it back.
It seems to me that this is not yours. Please, put on a place.
Can I take your pen, please? I "ll put it back, I promise!
Can I take your pen, please? I AM put her in place, I promise!
5. Phrasal Verb put ___ behind you
Transcription and translation:/ [put ___ bih`ind yu] - leave behind; forget; leave in the past
Meaning of the word: Forget about some unpleasant experience and think about the future
Use:
"You"here varies depending on who we are talking about: he put it behind him, she put it behind her, etc. For example: John left v past bad memories ( put bad memories behind him) and focused on work. You have to go forget about to all, what occurred (put all that happened behind you) and move on.
Examples of:
Can we put this behind us and be friends again?
We can leave this is behind and be friends again?
You should put it behind you now: what "s done is done.
You should leave this is v past: what's done is done.
6. Phrasal verb put down # 1
Transcription and translation:[pʊt daʊn] / [put d'aun] - put, omit
Meaning of the word:Stop holding anything and put it somewhere
Use:
Do not forget to clarify the subject. For example: He put (put down) a pen and re-read what he had written. May I put (put down) a bag on this chair?
Examples of:
7. Phrasal verb put down # 2
Transcription and translation:[pʊt daʊn] / [put d'aun] - write
Meaning of the word: Record any information on paper
Use: We clarify what exactly we are recording. For example: If you are not sure what you will remember, then it is better write down this is ( put it down). He wrote down (put down) her number, but forgot where.
Examples of:
8. Phrasal verb put off # 1
Transcription and translation:[pʊt ɒf] / [put of] - postpone, transfer
Meaning of the word: Postpone or reschedule something
Use:
If we want to clarify where exactly we transferred something, then we need the word until(before). For example: We decided postpone (put off) wedding before ( until) July. We can postpone (put off) this question before ( until) tomorrow?
Examples of:
We can "t put this off any longer! Let "s get married!
We can't do this anymore save! Let's get married!
The meeting was put off until Tuesday.
The meeting was postponed until Tuesday.
9. Phrasal verb put off # 2
Transcription and translation:[pʊt ɒf] / [put of] - to repel, repel, scare away
Meaning of the word: Arouse dislike or distrust of someone or something
Use:
We use it when a certain act or quality of an object makes us dislike it. For example: Tom's unsociable nature is usually repels (puts off) of people. At first, the view of the hotel is somewhat scared away me ( put me off), but inside it turned out to be very comfortable.
Examples of:
I admit I was first put off by Daniella "s rather rude manners, but she turned out to be a kind woman.
I confess me first scared away Danielle's rough manners, but she turned out to be a kind woman.
Don "t be put off by the way it looks, this is actually a delicious cake!
Don't let you scares away its appearance, in fact, it is a delicious cake!
10. Phrasal verb put on
Transcription and translation:/ [put it] - to put on
Meaning of the word: Put on a piece of clothing
Use:
It's only about what we put on ourselves! For example: He shouldn't have put on (put on) this sweater for passport photo. She put on (put on) the necklace he gave her.
Examples of:
What, are you joking ?! I won "t put this on!
Are you joking? I don't put on!
Sam put on his best suit for the dinner party.
Sam allotment your best dinner party costume.
11. Phrasal verb put out
Transcription and translation:/ [put `out] - extinguish
Meaning of the word: Put out the fire, make something go out
Use:
We can talk about both fire and a burning thing. For example: Firefighters long extinguished (put out) House. Do not forget put out (put out) candles when you go to sleep.
Examples of:
He put out his cigarette and headed back to the office.
He put out cigarette and headed back to the office.
We should put out the campfire before leaving.
We should put out bonfire before leaving.
12. Phrasal verb put ___ through ___
Transcription and translation:/ [put ___ thр`у ___] - to lead someone through something
Meaning of the word: Making someone experience something unpleasant or difficult
Use:
Here we have to clarify two things at once: first, the one whom we force to go through something; secondly, what he actually goes through. For example: John spent wife ( put his wife through) across a lot of trouble, but they still love each other. The decision to start a new life held me ( put me through) across many tests.
Examples of:
Sorry, I didn "t want to put you through all this mess, but I had no choice.
Sorry, I didn't want to conduct you across this whole nightmare, but I had no choice.
He put his family through a lot.
He across much spent your family.
13. Phrasal verb put ___ to ___
Transcription and translation:[pʊt ___ tuː ___] / [put ___ tu ___] - offer, present
Meaning of the word: Present an offer to a person or authority that can accept or reject it
Use:
Do not forget to clarify what we offer (even if it's just "it"!) And to whom. For example me I will offer this (will put it to) to the rest and see what they say. Our team is going to propose a project ( put the project to) to the director tomorrow.
Examples of:
We will put your proposal to the committee.
We imagine your proposal to the committee.
I tried to put this idea to the investors but they were unimpressed.
I tried present this idea to investors, but they were not impressed.
14. Phrasal verb put together
Transcription and translation:[pʊt təˈgɛðə] / [put tug`еthе] - to collect, cut, glue
Meaning of the word: Make or prepare by piece by piece
Use:
We can talk about both completely material things (designer, furniture), and the products of human thought (plan, essay, presentation). For example: We must tailor (put together) at least some plan for further action! Scientists succeeded to collect (put together) a complete dinosaur skeleton from bones found last year.
Examples of:
I put together a draft version of my essay and sent it to the professor.
I AM glued a draft version of the essay and sent it to the professor.
How long does it take to put together this puzzle?
And it will take a long time to collect this puzzle?
15. Phrasal verb put up with
Transcription and translation:/ [put ap y` and th] - accept
Meaning of the word: Accept something annoying or unpleasant without complaint
Use:
Do not forget to clarify what we are resigned to. For example: My colleague cannot put up with (put up with) clutter in the workplace. She's long put up with (put up with) his bad habits.
Examples of:
I "m not gonna put up with his excuses any longer!
I'm not going anymore put up with his excuses!
You don "t have to put up with your neighbors "behavior! Call the police!
You should not put up with behavior of neighbors! Call the police!
That's all! I hope this article helped you understand the most common phrasal verbs with put. To test your knowledge, let's do a reinforcement assignment.
Assignment task
Insert the desired word in the gap. Leave your answers in the comments below the article.
1. I ___ this bike from what I found in the garage.
2. You need ___ a little time to rehearse your performance.
3. Frank ___ all fail and started a new life.
4. He was tired of digging and ___ a shovel to take a short break.
5. I ___ everything the professor said.
6. We had to ___ with bad weather and postpone our walk.
7. A young man in a red shirt, ____ his phone while I give a lecture.
8. Me ___ the price of this phone.
9. You can't ___ striped trousers with a plaid shirt.
10. Heavy downpour soon ___ fire.
11. She washed the mug and ___ it back to the closet.
12. Your stupid ideas ___ through a lot of trouble!
13. For the sake of a common cause, I am ready ___ my dislike for John and work with him.
14. Can we ___ this proposal to the board of directors?
15. Let's ___ this decision until Wednesday.
English-Russian translation PUT OUT
transcription, transcription: [ʹpʋtʹaʋt]
1.1> pull out, pop out
to put out one "s tongue, to put one" s tongue out - stick out / show / tongue
to put out one "s hand - to stretch / stretch / hand
a snail puts out its horns - the snail puts out its horns 2> hang out
to put out flags - put out flags
to put linen out to dry - hang / dry / laundry 3> lay out (things, etc.)
2. 1> endure; expel; release
to put out the rubbish - take out the trash
put the dog out for ten minutes - release the dog for ten minutes
to put horses out to grass - let horses graze
he is put out by the constable - the constable kicked him out 2> gouge out (eyes)
to put out smb. "s eyes - gouge out smb. eyes
3. put out, extinguish
to put out the fight - extinguish / extinguish / light
to put out a fire - put out the fire
he put out his cigarette - he put out his cigarette
4.expend, spend
to put out one "s strength -" give all the best ", spare no effort
to put out considerable effort - to make significant efforts
5. dislocate
to put out one "s shoulder knee joint - dislocate the shoulder knee joint
6.1> upset, unsettled, unbalanced
nothing ever puts him out - nothing can make him lose his temper
she was evidently quite put out with me - she was obviously angry with me 2> cause inconvenience; obstruct
he was very much put out by their arrival - their arrival caused him a lot of inconvenience
please, don "t put yourself out, I" ll look for the book myself - please don’t worry, I’ll find the book myself
7. 1> releasing; to publish
the publishers put out fifty new books last season - publishers released fifty new books last season 2> distribute
to put out a rumor - to put out a rumor
the government put out a statement - the government issued a statement
8. give (to the side)
to put a baby out to nurse - to put a child in the care of a nurse
to put out one "s washing - give the laundry to the laundry
9. give at interest (money)
to have £ 1000 put out at 5% - give / borrow / thousand pounds at five percent
10. to give shoots (about plants)
11. go; go out to sea
12.release, produce
13. sports. tarnish, make it impossible to increase the score (cricket, baseball)
14. rude. "Give" (about a woman)
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- PUT OUT - * extinter; vexar, iritar PUT UP: * (at) logiar, pernoctar; (~ to) inatigar; (~ with) tolerar
English interlingue dictionary - PUT OUT - verb Date: 14th century transitive verb extinguish, exert, use, publish, issue, to produce for sale, ...
Explanatory Dictionary of English - Merriam Webster - PUT OUT - verb Etymology: Middle English putten out, from putten to put + out transitive verb 1.: exert, use put ...
Webster "s New International English Dictionary - PUT-OUT - / poot "owt" /, n. Baseball. an instance of putting out a batter or base runner. [1880-85, Amer .; n. use of ...
Random House Webster "s Unabridged English Dictionary - PUT OUT - extinguish; annoy; remove, send out
Explanatory Dictionary of the English Language - Edited by bed - PUT OUT - Date: 14th century transitive verb 1.: extinguish put the fire out 2.: exert, use put out considerable ...
Merriam-Webster "s Collegiate English vocabulary - PUT OUT - Function: transitive verb Date: 14th century 1: EXTINGUISH< put the fire out >2: EXERT, USE ...
Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary - PUT OUT - vt (14c) 1: extinguish "put the fire out" 2: exert, use "put out considerable effort" 3: publish, issue ...
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - PUT OUT - I. 1. If you put out an announcement or story, you make it known to a lot of people. The ...
Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner "s English Dictionary - PUT OUT - I. 1. If you ~ an announcement or story, you make it known to a lot of people. The French ...
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Slang English vocab - PUT OUT - Function: verb 1 Synonyms: EXERT, exercise, ply, throw, wield 2 Synonyms: EXTINGUISH 1, douse, || dout, out, quench, || squench 3 ...
Collegiate Thesaurus English vocab - PUT OUT - 1. Eject, expel, drive out. 2. Extend, protrude, hold out, stretch forth. 3. Emit, send out, throw out, shoot out. ...
Dictionary of English Synonyms - PUT OUT - verb 1. Synonyms: exert, exercise, ply, throw, wield 2. Synonyms: extinguish 1, douse, || dout, out, quench, || squench 3. Synonyms:…
Collegiate Thesaurus English vocabulary - PUT OUT - phr verb
Oxford Collocations Dictionary Second Edition - PUT OUT - phr verb Put out is used with these nouns as the subject: fire brigade, firefighter, ship Put ...
Oxford Collocations English Dictionary - PUT OUT - See BURN 4, FIRE 5, OFFEND 2, SMOKING 6, STICK OUT 4, SWITCH ON ...
Longman Activator English vocab - PUT OUT - v 1) produce (vt); 2) produced; 3) agree to sex (vt)
Dirty English-Russian vocab - PUT OUT - v. 1) (D; refl.) ("To disturb") to put oneself out for (don "t put yourself out for us) ...
The Bbi Combinatory Dictionary of English - A Guide to Word Combinations - PUT OUT - (v.) 1. To make a flame or light stop burning; extinguish; turn off. * / Please put the light out when…
Dictionary of English Idioms - PUT OUT - produce, make The company decided to put out a newsletter to give news to the employees.
English Idioms vocab - PUT OUT - do, function, perform; unhappy, upset Vern "s crew really puts out. They do a lot of work in a day. Was ...
English Idioms vocabulary - PUT OUT - v. 1. To make a flame or light stop burning; extinguish; turn off. Please put the light out when you ...
American Idioms English vocabulary - PUT OUT - 1) kick out; delete, eliminate; remove Syn: be out 10), boot out, bounce out 2), cast out 1), chuck out ...
- PUT-OUT - "spotting", creating an offside position (baseball, cricket)
Large English-Russian Dictionary - PUT-OUT - Eliminated
- PUT OUT - Mute
American English-Russian Dictionary - PUT OUT - Extinguish
American English-Russian Dictionary - PUT OUT - Dislocate
American English-Russian Dictionary - PUT OUT - phr v 1.1> pull out, stick out to put out one "s tongue, to put one" s tongue out - stick out / show / tongue ...
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English-Russian-English Dictionary of General Vocabulary - Collection of the best dictionaries - PUT OUT - remove, remove
English-Russian scientific and technical dictionary - PUT OUT - 1) kick out; remove, eliminate; remove Syn: be out 10), boot out, bounce out 2), cast out 1), chuck out 1), eject ...
Tiger English-Russian Dictionary - PUT OUT - (n) create an offside position
English-Russian Lingvistica "98 dictionary - PUT-OUT - n "spotting" creating an offside position (baseball, cricket)
- PUT OUT - phr v 1. 1) pull out, stick out to ~ one "s tongue, to put one" s tongue out - stick out / show / tongue to ...
New Comprehensive English-Russian Dictionary - Apresyan, Mednikova - PUT-OUT - n "spotting" creating an offside position (baseball, cricket)
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- PUT OUT - pull out, stick out; lay out, clean up, delete; gouge out, eliminate; extinguish, extinguish; upset, embarrass; infuriate, annoy; to publish
English-Russian-dictionary - Bed release - PUT OUT - 1) kick out; remove, eliminate; remove Syn: be out 10), boot out, bounce out 2), cast out 1), chuck out ...
English-Russian Dictionary of General Vocabulary - PUT OUT - 1) kick out; delete, eliminate; remove Syn: be out 10), boot out, bounce out 2), cast out 1), chuck out 1), eject I ...
English-Russian Dictionary of General Vocabulary - PUT OUT - a> expel; delete, eliminate; take away; Two families who could not pay the rent were put out onto the street. b> ...
Muller's English-Russian Dictionary - 24th edition - PUT OUT - a. expel; delete, eliminate; take away; Two families who could not pay the rent were put out onto the street. b. ...
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