| 释义 |
put /pʊt/ Most idioms containing the verb put are at the entries for the nouns or adjectives in the idioms, for example put your foot in it is at foot . 大多数含动词 put 的习语列在该类习语中的名词或形容词相关词条下，如 put your foot in it 在词条 foot 下。 ► SEE ALLput it aboutput it onput it there!put it to sb that…put sb through itput together
●put it aˈbout (BrE, informal) have many sexual partners 私生活不检点；乱搞男女关系◆He was a man who had always put it about.
他私生活一向不检点。●put it ˈon (informal) pretend that you are hurt, angry, etc. 装腔作势；夸张◆She’s not really scared. She’s only putting it on.
她不是真的害怕，只不过在装腔作势。●put it ˈthere!used when you are offering to shake hands with sb because you agree with them or want to praise them （用于主动与别人握手以示同意或称赞）太对了，来握握手吧●ˈput it to sb that… (formal) suggest sth to sb to see if they can argue against it 向…挑明；对…提出◆I put it to you that you are the only person who had a motive for the crime.
我跟你说白了，你是唯一有作案动机的人。●put sb ˈthrough it (especially BrE, informal) force sb to do sth difficult or unpleasant 折磨；使经受严峻考验◆During the training they really put you through it; I was exhausted!
训练可真折腾人，我已经筋疲力尽了！●put toˈgetherused when comparing or contrasting sb/sth with a group of other people or things to mean ‘combined’ or ‘in total’ （用于与另一组人或事物作比较）总计，合起来◆Your department spent more last year than all the others put together.
你们部门去年的花费比所有其他部门加起来还多。 |