英语释义

1. to place in a specified position or relationship lay
put the book on the table

2. to move in a specified direction

3. to send (something, such as a weapon or missile) into or through something thrust

4. to throw with an overhand pushing motion
put the shot

5. to bring into a specified state or condition
a reapportionment … that was put into effect at the September primaries
— Current Biography

6. to prescribe a specified regimen for —usually used with on
put her on medicationput him on a diet

7. to cause to endure or suffer something subject
put traitors to death

8. impose, inflict
put a special tax on luxuries

9. to set before one for judgment or decision
put the question

10. to call for a formal vote on
put the motion

11. to convey into another form
want to put my feelings into words

12. to translate into another language or style
put the poem into English

13. adapt
lyrics put to music

14. express, state
putting it mildly

15. to devote (oneself) to an activity or end
put himself to winning back their confidence

16. apply
put her mind to the problem

17. assign
put them to work

18. to cause to perform an action urge
put the horse over the fence

19. impel, incite
put them into a frenzy

20. repose, rest
puts his faith in reason

21. invest entry 1 sense 1
put her money in the company

22. to give as an estimate
put the time as about eleven

23. attach, attribute
puts a high value on their friendship

24. impute
put the blame on the partners

25. bet, wager
put $2 on the favorite

26. to start in motion go especially to leave in a hurry

27. to take a specified course
put down the river

28. assert, propose

29. to make public issue

30. to bring into action exert

31. to produce or send out by growth
put forth leaves

32. to start out

33. propose
put forward a theory

34. remind

35. identify
put his finger on the cause of the trouble

36. to take a firm stand

37. to make a tactless or embarrassing blunder

38. to finish off bring an end to

39. to ask for money

40. to inform on
put the finger on … heroin pushers
— Barrie Zwicker

41. to make sexual advances toward

42. to make the final preparations for printing (something, such as a newspaper)

43. to create as a unified whole construct

44. add, combine

45. a throw made with an overhand pushing motion specifically the act or an instance of putting the shot

46. an option to sell a specified amount of a security (such as a stock) or commodity (such as wheat) at a fixed price at or within a specified time — compare call sense 3d

47. being in place fixed, set
stay put until I call

48. to place in or move into a particular position
She put the book on a table. Put your hand up.

49. to bring into a specified state or condition
The charity puts the money to good use. He put the room in order.

50. to cause to undergo something
Our class puts them to shame.

51. to give expression to
I can't put my fear into words. This book puts the idea clearly.

52. to devote to or urge to an activity
They can improve if they put their minds to it. The coach is putting us to work.

53. to think of as worthy of attribute
The candidate puts a high value on peace.

54. to begin a voyage
The ship put to sea.

55. to take in food and drink
She put away a big dinner.

56. to bring to an end by force
Police put down the riot.

57. criticize sense 2

58. propose sense 1
The committee put forward a new plan.

59. to ask for
She put in for a job.

60. to spend time in a place or activity
I put in two hours of work.

61. to hold back to a later time defer
I put off my appointment.

62. to dress in
He put a new jacket on.

63. pretend sense 2
She put on a show of anger.

64. produce entry 1 sense 4
The senior class put on a play.

65. extinguish sense 1
Be sure to put out the light.

66. irritate sense 1, annoy
I was put out by their behavior.

67. make entry 1 sense 1
The factory puts out tires.

68. to cause to be out (in baseball)

69. to make use of
The team put out a real effort.

70. to create as a whole construct

71. to consider as a single unit
“… Mr. Rice taught me more than all my other teachers put together.”
— Katherine Paterson, Jacob Have I Loved

72. build entry 1 sense 1
The town plans to put up a new school.

73. to make (as food) ready for later use
I put vegetables up for the winter.

74. to give or get shelter and often food
They often put tourists up.

75. to make by action or effort
They put up a good fight.

76. to urge or cause to do something wrong or unexpected
Those kids put me up to the prank.

77. to stand for tolerate I won't put up with any more of his nonsense.

78. put option at option 3

英汉例句

• The witness put the finger on the killer.

  目击者告发了谋杀者。

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