put in
put
pʊt
poot
in
ɪn
in
British pronunciation
/pˌʊt ˈɪn/

Definition & Meaning of "put in"in English

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
to put in definition and meaning
example
Examples
He constantly puts in with jokes, even when the conversation is serious.
02

to set aside something for future use

Transitive: to put in sth
to put in definition and meaning
example
Examples
It 's wise to put in some supplies in case of emergencies.
03

to place an object into another object

Ditransitive: to put in sth a receptacle
example
Examples
Can you put the dishes in the dishwasher?
04

to submit a formal application or request for something

Dialectbritish flagBritish
Transitive: to put in an application or request | to put in an application or request for sth
example
Examples
After seeing the ad, he quickly put a resume in for the job.
05

to install something

Transitive: to put in a device or system
example
Examples
We decided to put in a new kitchen island for extra storage.
06

to insert something between other things

Transitive: to put in sth
example
Examples
The designer suggested putting in a contrasting color to highlight the focal point of the artwork.
07

to actively participate in a particular endeavor or group effort

Transitive: to put in effort or energy
example
Examples
He put in a lot of effort to make the event successful.
08

to arrive at a particular location or port

Intransitive: to put in | to put in somewhere
example
Examples
After three days at sea, we put in to restock supplies.
09

to plant seeds, plants, or crops in the ground

Transitive: to put in seeds or plants
example
Examples
We put in some new rose bushes in the garden last week.
10

to appoint someone to a specific role or job

Transitive: to put in sb
example
Examples
The board put in Mr. Smith as the new CEO.
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