put (something) into words

To express a thought or idea through written or especially spoken words. I find that I can put my ideas into words much better when I write them down, rather than trying to explain them to someone out loud. He struggled to put his feelings for Jane into words.

put into words

Express verbally, as in I find it hard to put my feelings into words. [Late 1800s]

词组	put (something) into words
释义	put (something) into words put (something) into words To express a thought or idea through written or especially spoken words. I find that I can put my ideas into words much better when I write them down, rather than trying to explain them to someone out loud. He struggled to put his feelings for Jane into words. See also: put, word Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. put into words Express verbally, as in I find it hard to put my feelings into words. [Late 1800s] See also: put, word The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: put into words exchange no more than exchange no more than (an amount of) words in so many words in so/as many words have no words for have no words for (someone or something) too (something) for words too for words too funny, sad, etc. for words
随便看	hold (something) in reserve hold (something) inside (of oneself) hold (something) in store (for one) in (the) blazes? in the blink of an eye in the blood in the boondocks in the boonies in the bosom of (someone or something) in the bosom of something in the box seat in (the) bud in the buff in the bull pen in the bullpen in the business of (doing something) in the cactus in the calm before the storm in the can in the cards in the care of in the care of (someone) in the cart in the case of in the case of (someone or something)