putting (A1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ˈpʌtɪŋ/
Definition
Placing or moving something in a particular position.
Examples
He is putting his keys on the table.
The children were putting their toys away.
Can you help me putting this picture on the wall?
How to Use putting
- putting on (phrasal verb)
- To wear or dress oneself in something. — "He is putting on his shoes."
- putting away (phrasal verb)
- To store something in its proper place. — "After playing, the children put away their toys."
- putting out (phrasal verb)
- To extinguish a fire or light. — "The fire department worked all night putting out the blaze."
- putting up (phrasal verb)
- To erect or build something. — "They are putting up a new fence."
- putting up with (prepositional phrase)
- To tolerate or endure something unpleasant. — "I can't put up with this noise any longer."
- putting into (prepositional phrase)
- To invest time, effort, or money into something. — "She is putting a lot of effort into her new project."
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