put (A1)

カタカナ: プット

IPA: /pʊt/

Definition

To move something into a particular place or position.

意味: 何かを特定の場所や位置に移動させること。

Examples / 例文

• Put your bag on the chair. — 椅子の上にカバンを置いてください。

• She put the keys beside the door. — 彼女はドアの横に鍵を置いた。

• He put the book back on the shelf. — 彼は本を棚に戻した。

Put の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Put:

• 置く
• 入れる
• 配置する

How to Use Put

put on (phrasal verb)

To dress oneself in something; to start operating something. — "She put on her hat and left."

put off (phrasal verb)

To postpone something. — "We had to put off the trip due to bad weather."

put out (phrasal verb)

To extinguish something burning; to make something available. — "The firefighters put out the fire quickly."

put up (phrasal verb)

To provide someone with a place to stay. — "Can you put me up for a few nights?"

put down (phrasal verb)

To place something on a surface. — "He put down the heavy box."

put away (phrasal verb)

To return something to its proper place. — "Please put away your toys after playing."

put into (prepositional phrase)

To use effort or resources to achieve something. — "She put a lot of effort into her project."

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