Putting:把,把它,把它作为,把它放在, 同义词、反义词, 例句

putting 的 4 个定义

v. 有主动词 verb

put, put·ting.

to move or place so as to get it into or out of a specific location or position: to put a book on the shelf.
to bring into some relation, state, etc.: to put everything in order.
to place in the charge or power of a person, institution, etc.: to put a child in foster care.
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to subject to the endurance or suffering of something: to put convicted spies to death.
to set to a duty, task, action, etc.: I put him to work setting the table.
to force or drive to some course or action: to put an army to flight.
to render or translate, as into another language: He put the novel into French.
to provide with music as accompaniment; set: to put a poem to music.
to assign or attribute: You put a political interpretation on everything.
to set at a particular place, point, amount, etc., in a scale of estimation: I'd put the distance at five miles.
to bet or wager: to put two dollars on a horse.
to express or state: To put it mildly, I don't understand.
to apply, as to a use or purpose: to put one's knowledge to practical use.
to set, give, or make: to put an end to an ancient custom.
to propose or submit for answer, consideration, deliberation, etc.: to put a question before a committee.
to impose, as a burden, charge, or the like: to put a tax on luxury articles.
to invest: to put one's money in real estate; to put one's savings into securities.
to lay the blame of: He put my failure to lack of experience.
to throw or cast, especially with a forward motion of the hand when raised close to the shoulder: to put the shot.

v. 无主动词 verb

put, put·ting.

to go, move, or proceed: to put to sea.
Informal. to begin to travel: to put for home.
to shoot out or grow, or send forth shoots or sprouts.

n. 名词 noun

a throw or cast, especially one made with a forward motion of the hand when raised close to the shoulder.
Also called put option. Finance. an option that gives the right to sell a fixed amount of a particular stock at a predetermined price within a given time, purchased by a person who expects the stock to decline.Compare call.

v. 动词组 verb

put about, Nautical.to change direction, as on a course.to start; circulate.to inconvenience; trouble.to disturb; worry.to turn in a different direction.
put across, to cause to be understood or received favorably: She put across her new idea. He puts himself across well.to do successfully; accomplish: to put a project across.to be successful in: It was obviously a lie, but he put it across.
put aside / by to store up; save: He put aside some dried fruit, water, and energy bars in anticipation of the predicted heavy snowfall.I have some money put by for a rainy day.Also set aside. to put out of the way; place to one side: Put aside your books and come for a walk.
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put away, to put in the designated place for storage: Put away the groceries as soon as you get home.to save, especially for later use: to put away a few dollars each week.to discard: Put away those childish notions.to drink or eat, especially in a large quantity; finish off: to put away a hearty meal after jogging.to confine in a jail or a mental institution: He was put away for four years.to put to death by humane means: The dog was so badly injured that the veterinarian had to put it away.
put down, to write down; register; record: I used to put down my thoughts in a personal journal, but now I publish them on my blog.to enter in a list, as of subscribers or contributors: Put me down for a $10 donation.to suppress; check; squelch: to put down a rebellion.to attribute; ascribe: We put your mistakes down to nervousness.to regard or categorize: He was put down as a chronic complainer.to produce or execute successfully; throw down: He was the only skater to put down a clean short program.Informal.to criticize, especially in a contemptuous manner; disrespect: a team leader who put down support staff and ignored their contributions.Informal.to belittle, humiliate, or embarrass: Misogynists put down women to keep them subservient.to pay as a deposit: The more money you put down, the less you’ll pay in interest.to store for future use: to put down a case of wine.to dig or sink, as a well.to put to death by humane means; put to sleep: The horse had to be put down after suffering a catastrophic racing injury on the track.to land an aircraft or in an aircraft: We put down at Orly after six hours.
put forth, to bring out; bear; grow: The trees are putting forth new green shoots.to propose; present: No one has put forth a workable solution.to bring to public notice; publish: A new interpretation of the doctrine has been put forth.to exert; exercise: We will have to put forth our best efforts to win.to set out; depart: Dark clouds threatened as we put forth from the shore.
put forward, to propose; advance: I hesitated to put forward my plan.to nominate, promote, or support, as for a position: We put him forward for treasurer.
put in, Also put into. Nautical.to enter a port or harbor, especially for shelter, repairs, or provisions: Viking fleets often put in at Norman ports for provisions.to interpose; intervene.to spend as indicated: She put in two hours at the piano almost every day for years.
put in for, to apply for or request: I put in for a transfer to another department.
put off, to postpone; defer: I put off my yearly visit to the eye doctor for a month.to confuse or perturb; disconcert; repel: We were put off by the book's abusive tone.to get rid of by delay or evasion: She put him off, claiming to already have plans for the evening.to lay aside; take off: She put off her shoes with a sigh of relief.to start out, as on a voyage: We packed a picnic lunch and put off for the little island in the middle of the lake. to launch from shore or from another vessel: They began to put off the lifeboats as the fire spread.
put on, to clothe oneself with.to assume insincerely or falsely; pretend: She put on a smile and choked out a welcome.to assume; adopt.to inflict; impose.to cause to be performed; produce; stage: The troupe put on a play by an little-known writer.Informal.to tease, especially by pretending the truth of something that is untrue: You can't be serious—you're putting me on, aren't you?to act in a pretentious or ostentatious manner; exaggerate: All that putting on didn't impress anyone.
put out, to extinguish, as a fire.to confuse; embarrass.to be vexed or annoyed: He was put out when I missed our appointment.to subject to inconvenience.Baseball, Softball, Cricket.to cause to be removed from an opportunity to reach base or score; retire.to publish: She puts out a new mystery every other year.to go out to sea: The fishermen put out well before sunrise.to manufacture; prepare; produce: The factory puts out thousands of candy bars an hour.to exert; apply: They were putting out their best efforts.Slang: Offensive. to demonstrate willingness or offer to engage in sexual intercourse: I’m not the kind of girl who puts out on the first date.
put over, to succeed in; accomplish: It will take an exceptional administrator to put over this reorganization.to postpone; defer: Discussion of this point will be put over until new evidence is introduced.
put through, to complete successfully; execute: He was not able to put through his project.to bring about; effect: The proposed revisions have not as yet been put through.to make a telephone connection for: Put me through to Los Angeles.to make: Put a call through to Hong Kong.to cause to undergo or endure: She's been put through a lot the past year.
put up, to construct; erect: The town is putting up a new civic center where the old library used to be.to can; preserve: At the end of every summer they put up jars and jars of tomatoes from their garden.to set or arrange.to provide; contribute: A number of people put up $5,000 apiece, getting the fund-raiser off to a very good start.to accommodate; lodge: Friends offered to put me up for the weekend, and I took them to a fancy restaurant as a thank-you.to display; show.to stake to support a wager: He put up fifty bucks to get into the football pool.to propose as a candidate; nominate: Someone is going to put him up for president.to offer, especially for public sale: She put up several valuable pieces of art to raise money for the charity.Archaic.to sheathe one's sword; stop fighting.
put upon, to take unfair advantage of; impose upon: Some of the employees felt put upon when they were asked to work late.
put up to, to provoke; prompt; incite: Someone put him up to calling us.
put up with, to endure; tolerate; bear: I couldn't put up with the noise any longer.

putting 近义词

v. 动词 verb

position

putting 的近义词 33 个

putting 的反义词 18 个

v. 动词 verb

propose; express in words

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putting 的反义词 14 个

v. 动词 verb

commit, assign

putting 的近义词 17 个

putting 的反义词 11 个

由putting构成的短语

put a bug in someone's ear
put across
put a damper on
put all one's eggs in one basket
put an end to
put an idea in one's head
put a premium on
put aside
put a spin on
put at ease
put at someone's disposal
put away
put back the clock
put behind one
put by
put down
put down roots
put forth
put forward
put hair on one's chest
put heads together
put ideas into someone's head
put in
put in a good word
put in an appearance
put in mind of
put in mothballs
put in one's place
put in one's two cents
put in order
put in the way of
put into effect
put into practice
put into words
put it mildly
put it to
put lead in one's pencil
put money on
put off
put on
put on a brave face
put on a brave front
put on airs
put on an act
put on a pedestal
put one in mind of
put one into the picture
put one off
put one off one's stride
put one out
put one's back into it
put one's back up
put one's best foot forward
put one's cards on the table
put oneself in someone's place
put oneself out
put one's face on
put one's feet up
put one's finger on
put one's foot down
put one's foot in it
put one's hand to
put one's head on the block
put one's house in order
put one's mind to
put one's money where one's mouth is
put one's nose out of joint
put one's oar in
put one's shoulder to the wheel
put on hold
put on ice
put on one's thinking cap
put on the dog
put on the feed bag
put on the map
put on the spot
put on weight
put our heads together
put out
put out feelers
put out of business
put out of one's mind
put out to grass
put over
put paid to
put right
put someone away
put someone down
put someone in his or her place
put someone on
put someone out of his or her misery
put someone right
put someone through his or her paces
put someone up
put someone up to
put someone wise
put that in your pipe and smoke it
put the arm on
put the blame on
put the cart before the horse
put the fear of God into
put the finger on
put the heat on
put their heads together
put the kibosh on
put the lid on
put the make on
put the screws on
put the skids on
put the skids under
put through
put through the wringer
put to bed
put to death
put to flight
put together
put to good use
put to it, be
put to rights
put to sea
put to shame
put to sleep
put to the test
put two and two together
put up
put upon, be
put up or shut up
put up with
put wise
put words in someone's mouth
put one's head on the block
(put) at ease
(put on a) brave face
cart before the horse, put
clamp down (put the clamps on)
flesh out (put flesh and bone on)
for (put in one's) two cents
(put on a) hair shirt
hard put
(put) in effect
(put) in the picture
lay (put) one's cards on the table
lay (put) one's hands on
lay (put) the blame on
(put someone's) nose out of joint
not put something past someone
(put) off the track
(put) on a pedestal
(put) out of business
pull (put over) a fast one
throw (put) off the scent

putting / pʊt /

putting 的 4 个定义

putting 近义词

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putting 的反义词 18 个

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