put

/pˈʊt/

/ˈpʊt/

[verbo] [nombre]

to put

[VERBO]

MAIN VERB

poner

to move something or someone from one place or position to another

sinónimos : lay

1.1

poner

to force someone or something to go to a specific place and stay there for a particular time

1.2

poner

to fix or attach something to another

sinónimos : assign

poner

to bring someone or something into a particular state or condition

decir

to state or express something in a specific way

sinónimos : cast

couch

frame

redact

3.1

poner

to write or make a mark on something

poner

to give something a specific level of value, importance, etc.

sinónimos : place

set

lanzar

(in sports) to throw something, like a ball

Ejemplos

1. This job puts years on you.

2. Election season always puts my dad's back up.

3. The company put a maximum budget on the project expenses.

4. The pitcher put the ball in play.

nearby words

put down to experience

put off

put on