put in Idiome
put in
put in a good word for
put in a hard day
put in a plug for
put in for something
put in one
put in (time)
put in time
put in work
2. to do a shooting or a reference for a gang member doing a shooting
put in a word for
If you have a chance to put in a word for me when you speak to the boss，I'll appreciate it．你和老板交谈时，如果能为我美言几句，我会非常感激。
His uncle put in a good word for him and he got the job．他叔叔为他说情，他才得到这份工作。
She was so unpopular that on one could be found to put in a word for her．她太不得人心了，替她说情的人一个也找不到。
put in mind of
She puts me in mind of my sister．她使我想起了我的姐姐。
The way he behaves when he is angry puts me in mind of his father．他发脾气时的那付样子使我想起他的父亲。
put into effect
The workers of this factory have put many new measures for health protection into effect．这家工厂的工人们实行了很多新的保健措施。
We must put this policy into effect．我们必须把这个政策付诸实施。
put into practice
We have made our plans；now we must put them into practice．我们已经制定计划，现在该付诸实施了。
put in an appearance
Idiom(s): put in an appearanceTheme: APPEARANCE - PUBLIC
to appear (somewhere) for just a little while.
• I couldn't stay for the whole party, so I just put in an appearance and left.
• Even if you cant stay for the whole thing, at least put in an appearance.
put in|put
v. 1. To add to what has been said; say (something) in addition to what others say. While the boys were discussing the car accident, Ben put in that the road was icy. My father put in a word for me and I got the job. 2. To buy and keep in a store to sell. He put in a full stock of drugs. 3. To spend (time). He put in many years as a printer. He put in an hour a day reading. 4. To plant. He put in a row of radishes. 5. To stop at a port on a journey by water. After the fire, the ship put in for repairs. 6. To apply; ask.
Used with "for". When a better job was open, he put in for it. The sailor put in for time to visit his family before the ship went to sea.put in a word for|put|put in|word
v. phr. To speak in favor of someone; recommend someone. "Don't worry about your job application," Sam said to Tim. "I'll put in a word for you with the selection committee."put in an appearance|appearance|make|make an appea
v. phr. To be present, esp. for a short time; visit; appear. He put in an appearance at work, but he was too ill to stay. The president put in an appearance at several dances the evening after he was sworn in.put in mind of|mind|put
v. phr., nonstandard To remind of; suggest to; call up the memory of. She puts me in mind of my sister. That puts me in mind of a story.put in one's place|place|put
v. phr., informal To criticize someone for impolite boldness; remind someone of low rank or position; reduce someone's unsuitable pride; deflate. The assistant was trying to take command when the professor put him in his place by saying, "No, I'm the boss here." She was a teacher who could put a troublemaker in his place with just a glance.Synonym: CUT DOWN TO SIZE.
put in the way of|put|put in one's way|way
v. phr. To set before (someone); give to (someone); show the way to; help toward. After Joe graduated, the coach put him in the way of a good job. The librarian put me in the way of a lot of new material on the subject of my report.put in a good word
put in a good wordMake a supportive remark or favorable recommendation. For example, Please put in a good word for me with the supervisor, or When you see her, put in a good word for the department. The use of good word for a laudatory utterance dates from about 1200.
put in mothballs
put in mothballsDefer indefinitely or for a very long time, as in We've put the plans for a new library in mothballs. This expression alludes to storing woolen clothing or other items with marble-size balls of naphthalene or camphor to prevent them from being damaged by moths. [1940s]
put in one's place
put in one's placesee put someone in his or her place.
put in one's two cents
put in one's two centssee under for two cents.
put in order
put in orderArrange in proper sequence; see in order, def. 1; also put one's house in order.
put in the way of
put in the way ofAlso, put in one's way.
1) Obstruct or impede, as in The police put a traffic barrier in the way of northbound motorists, or I don't want to put anything in the way of your advancement. [c. 1500]
2) See in one's way, def. 2.
put into words
put into wordsExpress verbally, as in I find it hard to put my feelings into words. [Late 1800s]
put in
1. To abode addition or article aural something. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "in." I put the babyish in her playpen and again went to acknowledgment the phone. Put the dog in so we can leave.2. To abide or access something. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "in." We put our adjustment in over a ages ago, but the addition still hasn't arrived. The advocate put in a accusable appeal in barter for a lighter book for his client.3. To absorb a accurate bulk of time accomplishing something. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "in." My son brand video games, but a acquaintance of his puts in over six hours a day! I've been putting in a lot of overtime afresh as we get accessible to barrage our new website. I charge to put some added time in over the weekend.4. To exert, assert, or expend article (usually "effort"). A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "in." They played competently, but they aloof didn't put in abundant accomplishment to win. If you don't put your best accomplishment in, there's no way they'll accede you for the job.5. To set up or install. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "in." They're putting in a new meterless parking arrangement beyond the burghal that uses your smartphone to pay instead. We had to put a additional router in so we could get Wi-Fi throughout the house. I heard that the neighbors are activity to put in a basin in their aback yard.6. In aggregation sports, for a drillmaster to accept a amateur access the game. I achievement drillmaster puts me in tomorrow. I had to sit on the bank aftermost game. It looks like they're putting in their advancement quarterback.Learn more: putput in at (some place)
To berth or berth a baiter or added barge at some location, abnormally temporarily. We'll accept to put in at one of the islands off the bank to refuel.Learn more: putput someone in(side) (something)
to abode or admit addition central something. The sheriff put Roger central the corpuscle and bound the door. He opened the corpuscle aperture and put Roger in.Learn more: putput something in
to abide something, such as an order, request, or demand. In fact, I put the adjustment in some time ago. I put in a appeal for a new monitor.Learn more: putput something in(side addition or something)
to abode or admit article central addition or something. The surgeon put a tube central Chuck and larboard it there to cesspool fluid. While you accept the closet aperture open, will you put this in?Learn more: putput in
1. Make a academic action of, as in a cloister of law. For example, He put in a appeal of not guilty. [Mid-1400s]
2. Interpose, interject; see put in a acceptable word; put one's oar in.
3. Spend time at a area or job, as in He put in three years at adamantine labor, or She put in eight hours a day at her desk. [Mid-1800s]
4. Plant, as in We put in thirty new trees. [Early 1800s]
5. Enter a anchorage or harbor, as in The yacht will put in actuality for the night. [Early 1600s]
6. put in for. Appeal or administer for something, as in I put in for a raise, or John put in for administration supervisor. [c. 1600] Learn more: put
put in
v.1. To abode addition or article on the central of or aural something: Put the key in the agitation and alpha the car. Let me put these flowers in water. The compound says to put in two cups of sugar. They put them in bastille for robbery.
2. To set article into some accompaniment or position: She put the car in aboriginal accessory and collection away. During the summer, I usually put my beard in a ponytail.
3. To accomplish a academic action of something: The amateur put in a appeal of not guilty. I put an action in on the house.
4. To acquaint some information, as in a conversation: Will you put in a acceptable chat for me at the abutting meeting?
5. To absorb or expend article at some task: I put in eight hours at the office. You should put added accomplishment in this project. The amateur put in a able performance.
6. To bulb or body something, abnormally on the ground: We put in 20 rows of ache trees. They tore the afford down and put a basin in.
7. To install something: We put in a new abrasion machine. The electrician put a new aperture in.
8. To access a anchorage or harbor. Acclimated of sailing vessels: The freighter put in at San Diego to refuel.
9. put in for To administer for something: I put in for a pay raise, but I agnosticism I'll get it. Learn more: put
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