put on
put
pʊt
poot
on
ɑ:n
aan
/pʊt ɒn/

A(z) „put on” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to put on
[phrase form: put]
01

felvesz, visel

to place or wear something on the body, including clothes, accessories, etc.
Transitive: to put on clothes
to put on definition and meaning
Példåk
She decided to put on her favorite dress for the party.
Úgy döntött, hogy felveszi a kedvenc ruhĂĄjĂĄt a bulira.
02

rak, bekapcsol

to begin cooking or heating something, especially on a stove
Transitive: to put on sth
Példåk
I forgot to put on the pasta and now dinner will be late.
Elfelejtettem berakni a tĂ©sztĂĄt, Ă©s most kĂ©sƑbb lesz a vacsora.
03

felszed, hĂ­zik

to gain weight, often in a short period of time
Transitive: to put on weight
Példåk
I've been trying to put on some weight for the football season.
PrĂłbĂĄltam felszedni egy kis sĂșlyt a foci szezonra.
04

szĂ­nre visz, bemutat

to stage a play, a show, etc. for an audience
Transitive: to put on a play or performance
Példåk
They are putting on a musical at the local theater next month.
KövetkezƑ hĂłnapban egy musicalt adnak elƑ a helyi szĂ­nhĂĄzban.
05

hozzĂĄad, felhalmoz

to increase the mileage on a vehicle's odometer
Transitive: to put on mileage
Példåk
I put on 100 miles during our road trip last weekend.
Felraktam 100 mĂ©rföldet a mĂșlt hĂ©tvĂ©gĂ©n törtĂ©nt Ăștunk sorĂĄn.
06

felvenni, szĂ­nlelni

to engage in a behavior with the intention of fooling someone
Transitive: to put on a behavior
Példåk
The kids put on a spooky ghost story to create a scary atmosphere at the Halloween party.
A gyerekek egy ijesztƑ szellemtörtĂ©netet jĂĄtszottak el, hogy ijesztƑ lĂ©gkört teremtsenek a Halloween-partin.
07

felken, rĂĄvisz

to apply a substance to one's skin, such as lotion
Transitive: to put on a substance
Példåk
Do n't forget to put on your moisturizer at night.
Ne felejtsd el este felkenni a hidratĂĄlĂłdat.
08

szervez, elƑkĂ©szĂ­t

to organize and present a show or event by making necessary preparations and providing the required equipment
Transitive: to put on a show
Példåk
The community decided to put on a cultural festival, coordinating various activities and performances.
A közössĂ©g Ășgy döntött, hogy megrendez egy kulturĂĄlis fesztivĂĄlt, kĂŒlönfĂ©le tevĂ©kenysĂ©geket Ă©s elƑadĂĄsokat koordinĂĄlva.
09

bekapcsol, elindĂ­t

to turn on a device or machine, such as a television or computer
Transitive: to put on a device or machine
Példåk
Please put on the TV; the game is about to start.
KĂ©rlek, kapcsold be a TV-t; a meccs hamarosan kezdƑdik.
10

ĂĄtkapcsol, ĂĄtirĂĄnyĂ­t

to transfer a telephone call to someone else
Transitive: to put on sb | to put on sb to sb
Példåk
I'll put you on with our customer service representative.
Átadom önt ĂŒgyfĂ©lszolgĂĄlati kĂ©pviselƑnknek.
11

felĂ­r, rĂĄrak

to prescribe a medical treatment or medication to someone
Ditransitive: to put on sb a drug or treatment
Példåk
She put her son on antibiotics to treat his infection.
Antibiotikumra tette a fiĂĄt, hogy kezelje a fertƑzĂ©sĂ©t.
12

rak, jĂĄtszik

to start playing a recorded piece of music, speech, or other audio
Transitive: to put on a recording
Példåk
She put her favorite song on to lift her mood.
Bekapcsolta a kedvenc dalĂĄt, hogy felvidĂ­tsa a hangulatĂĄt.
13

hozzåadni, növelni

to increase the cost of something by adding an amount of money or tax to its original price
Transitive: to put on an amount of money or tax
Példåk
The airline announced they would put on an extra fee for checked baggage on all international flights.
A légitårsasåg bejelentette, hogy felårral terheli a feladott poggyåszt minden nemzetközi jåraton.
14

fogad, tesz

to place a bet on a particular outcome or event
Transitive: to put on a sum of money
Példåk
I would n't put on too much money given the odds.
Nem fogadnĂ©k tĂșl sok pĂ©nzt a nyeremĂ©nyarĂĄnyok alapjĂĄn.
01

ĂĄl, szimulĂĄlt

adopted in order to deceive
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