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to put back
[phrase form: put]
01
reporter, déplacer à une date ultérieure
to reschedule an appointment or event for a later time or date
Transitive: to put back an appointment or event
02
remettre, replacer
to return something to its original place or position
Transitive: to put back sth
03
coûter environ, revenir à
to cost a certain amount
04
reculer, remettre à l'heure
to adjust a clock or watch to an earlier time, often in response to time changes or corrections
Transitive: to put back a clock or watch
Ditransitive: to put back a clock or watch a specific amount of time
05
engloutir, s'envoyer
to drink quickly or in large quantities, especially alcohol
Transitive: to put back a drink
put back
v
Exemple
The heavy snowstorm put back our flight by several hours.
The release of the new software update was put back because of some technical issues.
With the key presenter falling ill, the conference was put back to a later date.
He can really put back drinks when he's out with friends.
At the party, she was surprised at how much wine some guests could put back.
