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put

[pʌt]

[方]笨蛋; 怪人

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put

[pʊt]

vt.

put, putting

放；安置

He put the cups on the table.

他把杯子放在桌子上。

You seem to have put too much salt in this dish.

你在这个菜里放的盐好象过多了。

Open the bag and put the money in.

"打开袋子,把钱放进去。"

把（船）开往；带（马）

（用力）推送，发射

He put a bullet through the animal's head.

他用一粒子弹射穿了动物的头。

做成；委托；加诸

to put an end to the meeting

结束会议

使成功；使处于（某种状态）

She put her books in order.

她把书整理好。

问（问题）；提出（问题）；要求考虑（某事）

The lawyer put several questions to the witness.

律师问了证人几个问题。

Who put the question?

这问题是谁提的?

叙述；表达；表述

I want to know how to put this in French?

我想知道如何用法语来表达这件事？

I'm very glad that you have put the case clearly.

"你把情况讲清楚了,我很高兴。"

写下；做（记号）

to put an idea on paper

把想法写出

使从事；使忙于；劝诱；驱策

to put a person to work

驱使一个人工作

推（铅球）；掷；投

putting the shot

推铅球

put paid to

推毁；完全结束；了结…

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put

[pʊt]

to cause to be (in a position or place)

to put a book on the table

to cause to be (in a state, relation, etc)

to put one's things in order

to cause (a person) to experience the endurance or suffering (of)

to put to the sword

to set or commit (to an action, task, or duty), esp by force

he put him to work

to render, transform, or translate

to put into English

to set (words) in a musical form (esp in the phrase put to music)

to estimate

he put the distance at fifty miles

to utilize (for the purpose of)

he put his knowledge to good use

to couple a female animal (with a male) for the purpose of breeding

the farmer put his heifer to the bull

to state; express

to put it bluntly

to set or make (an end or limit)

he put an end to the proceedings

to present for consideration in anticipation of an answer or vote; propose

I put it to you that one day you will all die

to invest (money) in; give (support) to

he put five thousand pounds into the project

to impart

to put zest into a party

to throw or cast

a throw or cast, esp in putting the shot

Also called: put option an option to sell a stated amount of securities at a specified price during a specified limited periodSee call

See put about See put across See put aside See put away See put back See put by See put down See put forth See put forward See put in See put off See put on See put on to See put out See put over See put through See put up See put upon

习惯用语: not know where to put oneself to feel awkward or embarrassed; put paid to to destroy irrevocably and utterly; stay put to refuse to leave; keep one's position