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to put in
[phrase form: put]
01
to interrupt someone to say something
Transitive: to put in a remark
Intransitive: to put in with a remark
02
to set aside something for future use
Transitive: to put in sth
03
to place an object into another object
Ditransitive: to put in sth a receptacle
04
to submit a formal application or request for something
Transitive: to put in an application or request | to put in an application or request for sth
05
to install something
Transitive: to put in a device or system
06
to insert something between other things
Transitive: to put in sth
07
to actively participate in a particular endeavor or group effort
Transitive: to put in effort or energy
08
to arrive at a particular location or port
Intransitive: to put in | to put in somewhere
09
to plant seeds, plants, or crops in the ground
Transitive: to put in seeds or plants
10
to appoint someone to a specific role or job
Transitive: to put in sb
put in
v
Example
He constantly puts in with jokes, even when the conversation is serious.
It's frustrating when people put in with irrelevant comments during important discussions.
I was explaining the plan when Jane put in her thoughts.
Every time I try to speak, someone always puts in with their opinion.
During the discussion, Lisa felt compelled to put in and share her experience.
