| 释义 |
●ˌput yourself aˈbout (BrE) 1. (informal) to be sociable and friendly in public, especially in order to become well-known （尤指为了出名）喜欢交际，待人友善◆Politicians like that are always putting themselves about at parties.
那种政客总是出没于各类聚会。2. (informal, sport 体育) to be very involved in a game and play with enthusiasm （比赛中）全身心投入，奋力拼搏◆Christian is a no-nonsense defender who puts himself about and is popular with the fans.
克里斯蒂安是一名敬业的后卫，比赛中积极投入，深受球迷喜爱。3. ➡ put it about [v + it + adv] |