Phrasal Verbs beginning with PUT
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Phrasal Verbs beginning with PUT :
put down : control or suppress
The army was called out to put down the disturbance.
put down : put someone down for something
put down : write a person's name for a particular purpose
Can I put you down for the trip to Kashmir?
May I include your name in the list of those who are going?
Put me down for one hundred metres’ race.
put in : do a certain amount of work
He put in an hour’s piano practice today.
put off : move to a later date or postpone
We have to put off the picnic till next week.
put on : dress oneself in
What suit are you going to put on?
put on : switch on a light or gas or radio
Put on the radio.
Put the radio on.
put on : add or increase
The car put on speed.
I have put on weight.
put through : connect by telephone
Would you put me through to this number?
put up : raise
They put up a tent.
put somebody up : provide food and lodging for
Could you put me up for the night?
put up with : suffer without complaining or bear patiently
I can’t put up with this noise. Leave the room, boys!
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