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put to Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
put to bed (print media)
put to death
put to rest
put to shame
put to the test
put too fine a point on
put to
I would like to put a question to the speaker，if I may．如果可能的话，我很想向演讲者提个问题。
I put it to you，Minister，that unemployment will continue to rise．部长，我提请您注意，失业率将继续上升。
2．ask sb．to decide sth．；resolve sth．by voting or discussing把…委托…表决
May we put the proposal to the meeting？我们能把这个提议在会上表决吗？
The committee will put your proposal to a vote．委员会将把你的建议付诸表决。
3．subject sb．to a lot of worry，trouble，distress，etc．使遭受
You can't imagine the trouble we've been put to by him．你很难想象他给我们带来的麻烦。
put to (good) use
Smart businessmen put their money to use in the best investment．精明的商人把钱用在最赚钱的投资上。
If you want to draw value from your education，put your study time to good use．如果你想从教育中得益，就要充分利用你的学习时间。
put to sea
The captain said the ship would put to sea at six in the morning．船长说船于早晨6点启航。
put to use
Smart businessmen put their money to use in the best investment．精明的商人把钱用在最赚钱的投资上。
If you want to draw value from your education，put your study time to good use．如果你想从教育中得益，就要充分利用你的学习时间。
put together
It's easier to take a machine to pieces than to put it together again．拆卸机器比重新安装要容易。
He put the story together by asking lots of people what had happened．通过向许多人了解所发生的事，他把故事串连了起来。
put to sleep
Idiom(s): put sb or sth to sleepTheme: DEATH - KILLING
to kill someone or something. (Euphemistic.)
• We had to put our dog to sleep.
• The robber said he'd put us to sleep forever if we didn't cooperate.
put to it
Idiom(s): put to itTheme: DIFFICULTY
in trouble or difficulty; hard up (for something such as money). (Slang.)
• I'm in big trouble. I'm really put to it.
• John was put to it to get there on time.
put to bed with a shovel
Idiom(s): put to bed with a shovelTheme: DEATH - KILLING
to kill someone ;to kill and bury someone. (Slang.)
• That guy'd better be careful, or somebody's going to put him to bed with a shovel.
• "Watch out, wise guy," said the robber, "or I'll put you to bed with a shovel."
Put to the sword
If someone is put to the sword, he or she is killed or executed.hard put|hard|hard put to it|put
adj. In a difficult position; faced with difficulty; barely able. John was hard put to find a good excuse for his lateness in coming to school. The scouts found themselves hard put to it to find the way home.put to bed|bed|put
v. phr. 1. To put to rest for the night. Father put the three children to bed. The boy seemed ill, so the nurse put him to bed. 2. informal To complete preparations and print. The newspaper was put to bed at 1:15 A.M. The pressroom was late in putting the sports section to bed.put to it|put
adj. phr. Hard pressed; having trouble; in difficulty; puzzled. When he lost his job, he was rather put to it for a while to provide for his family. The boy was put to it to answer the teacher's question.put to rights|put|rights|set|set to rights
v. phr., informal To put in good order; clean up. It took the company a long time to put the office to rights after the fire. It took Mrs. Smith an hour to set the room to rights after the party.put to sea|put|sea
v. phr. To start a voyage. The captain said the ship would put to sea at six in the morning. In the days of sailing ships, putting to sea depended on the tides.put to shame|put|shame
v. phr. 1. To disgrace. The cleanliness of European cities puts our cities to shame. That filthy dump puts our town to shame. 2. To do much better than surpass. Einstein put other physicists to shame when he proved his theory of relativity correct.put to sleep|put|sleep
v. phr. 1. To cause to fall asleep. Mother used to put us to sleep by telling us a good-night story and giving us a kiss. 2. To kill with an injection (said of animals). Dr. Murphy, the veterinarian, put our sick, old dog to sleep.put to the sword|put|sword
v. phr., literary To kill (people) in war, especially with a sword. The Romans put their enemies to the sword. In some wars captives have been put to the sword.put to use|put|use
v. phr. To use. During the early part of the Korean war the cooks and office workers of the U.S. Army were put to use in battle. Henry decided to put his dictionary to use. I wish you'd put the lawn mower to use!put to bed
put to bedComplete something and either set it aside or send it on to the next step, as in We put the magazine to bed at ten, or They said they'd put the whole project to bed at least a month ago. This expression, transferring nighttime retirement to other kinds of completion, was first applied to a newspaper, where it meant “send to press,” that is, start to print. [Mid-1900s]
put to flight
put to flightCause to run away, as in The bombs put the civilians to flight. [Mid-1800s]
put to good use
put to good useEmploy to the best advantage, as in I'm sure this dictionary will be put to good use.
put to it, be
put to it, beBe confronted with a severe difficulty, as in I was put to it to finish this book on time. This usage is derived from the active sense of put to it, that is, “force or challenge someone to something.” [c. 1600]
put to rights
put to rightssee set to rights; also put right.
put to
1. To move, place, or set addition or article in a accurate administration or position. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "to." Let's put the television to the appropriate of the fireplace. If we put the accessory bowl to the north, we ability get a bigger signal.2. To cause, direct, or bulldoze article to be answered, considered, or absitively by addition or something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "to." I put the catechism to the senator, but he banned to acknowledgment me. I anticipate it best that we put this amount to the lath afore annihilation is decided.3. To instruct, assign, or command addition to do or undertake something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "to." We're putting the kids to assignment on the acreage this summer. I heard they put you acclimation the accumulator closet. Let me apperceive if you charge a hand.4. To account addition to access into a assertive accompaniment or condition. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "to." Wow, that cine was boring—it about put me to sleep! The adjacency is activity to alpha putting bodies to abashment who don't aces up their pets' litter.5. To analyze article as or accessory article with article else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "put" and "to." If I had to put a cardinal to it, I would account the car is account about $8,000. I knew I couldn't put my absolute name to such a abhorrent film, so I acclimated a pseudonym instead.Learn more: putput to
v.1. To abode article in some direction: Put those books to the larboard of the shelf.
2. To account article to be advised or evaluated by addition or by some means: The board put the amount to a vote. Several questions were put to me, and I couldn't acknowledgment any of them.
3. To accomplish a academic or able affirmation to addition that article is true, abnormally in a cloister of law: I put it to you that you were not, in fact, at home back the blaze bankrupt out.
4. To add article to, or accessory article with, article else: I can't put my name to this poor proposal. She remembered his face, but couldn't put a name to it.
5. To accept addition accomplish some task: The aggregation put the new agent to assignment immediately.
6. To arch for shore. Acclimated of boats and ships: The address put to and was home in four hours. Learn more: put
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