put at

Related to put at: put off, put out, putting in order

put (something) at

To set, determine, or estimate the value or price of something. Just by looking at the condition of the item, I'd put the value of your antique at around $2,300, though of course this could change significantly at auction. That extra night in the hotel puts your bill at $450.

put (something) at (some amount of money)

To estimate that something will cost a certain amount of money, especially when that figure is particularly large. The mechanic put the repairs at nearly $700 between parts and labor. Early reports are putting the company's newest smartphone at nearly $1,000.

put at

To determine or estimate some quantity to have some value: The forecasters put the price of corn next year at $8 per bushel.

词组	put at
释义	put at Related to put at: put off, put out, putting in order put (something) at To set, determine, or estimate the value or price of something. Just by looking at the condition of the item, I'd put the value of your antique at around $2,300, though of course this could change significantly at auction. That extra night in the hotel puts your bill at $450. See also: put put (something) at (some amount of money) To estimate that something will cost a certain amount of money, especially when that figure is particularly large. The mechanic put the repairs at nearly $700 between parts and labor. Early reports are putting the company's newest smartphone at nearly $1,000. See also: amount, of, put Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. put at v. To determine or estimate some quantity to have some value: The forecasters put the price of corn next year at $8 per bushel. See also: put The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: put (something) at best things in life are free the best things in life are free big things come in small packages the best things come in small packages package good things come in small packages best things come in small packages, good things come in small packages all the tea in China birthright
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