Szukaj
to put on
[phrase form: put]
01
założyć
to place or wear something on the body, including clothes, accessories, etc.
02
postawić na
to begin cooking or heating something, especially on a stove
03
przybrać na wadze
to gain weight, often in a short period of time
04
wystawić
to stage a play, a show, etc. for an audience
05
dodać
to increase the mileage on a vehicle's odometer
06
udawać
to engage in a behavior with the intention of fooling someone
07
nałożyć
to apply a substance to one's skin, such as lotion
08
zorganizować
to organize and present a show or event by making necessary preparations and providing the required equipment
09
włączyć
to turn on a device or machine, such as a television or computer
10
przekierować
to transfer a telephone call to someone else
11
przepisać
to prescribe a medical treatment or medication to someone
12
włączyć
to start playing a recorded piece of music, speech, or other audio
13
nałożyć
to increase the cost of something by adding an amount of money or tax to its original price
14
postawić zakład
to place a bet on a particular outcome or event
put on
01
fałszywy
adopted in order to deceive
Przykład
The theater downtown is putting on a Shakespeare production.
They are putting on a musical at the local theater next month.
The local theater company is putting on an operetta based on a French farce, promising audiences an evening of laughter and music.
The athletes unclothed in the locker room before putting on their uniforms for the game.
She shut the noise out by putting on noise-canceling headphones.
