英语词汇“put something on”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of don

Definition

to dress oneself in

She put on her coat and went out.

Synonyms

don

The police officers donned their hi-viz jackets.

dress in

slip into

pull on

climb into

change into

throw on

get dressed in

fling on

pour yourself into

doll yourself up in

2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of present

Definition

to present (a play or show)

The band are putting on a UK show before the end of the year.

Synonyms

present

The theatre is presenting a new production of `Hamlet'.

stage

She staged her first play at the Edinburgh Festival.

perform

students performing Shakespeare's Macbeth

I've always wanted to do a show on his life.

show

What made you decide to show your paintings?

produce

I'm going to produce the show and write the scripts.

mount

mounting an exhibition of historical Tiffany jewellery

3 (phrasal verb) in the sense of provide

They are putting on an extra flight to London tomorrow.

Synonyms

provide

I will be happy to provide you with a copy of the report.

They did not provide any food.

supply

an agreement to supply the library with new computers

lay on

run

furnish

Many proprietors try to furnish their hotels with antiques.

make available

4 (phrasal verb) in the sense of add

Definition

to add

I've put on a stone since I stopped training.

Synonyms

add

She wants to add a huge sports complex to the hotel.

gain

increase by

5 (phrasal verb) in the sense of switch on

Definition

to cause (an electrical device) to function

I put on the light beside the bed.

Synonyms

switch on

turn on

activate

video cameras that can be activated by computer

flick on

6 (phrasal verb) in the sense of bet

Definition

to bet (money) on a horse race or game

They put £20 on Ahmed scoring the first goal.

Synonyms

bet

I bet on a horse called Premonition.

back

place

Children place their trust in us.

chance

No sniper would chance a shot from amongst that crowd.

risk

There is a small risk of brain damage.

lay

I wouldn't lay bets on his remaining manager after the spring.

stake

The game was usually played for high stakes between two large groups.

hazard

wager

People had wagered a good deal of money on his winning the championship.

7 (phrasal verb) in the sense of fake

Definition

to adopt (an attitude or feeling) insincerely

Anything becomes funny if you put on an American accent.

Synonyms

fake

He faked nonchalance.

affect

He listened to them, affecting an amused interest.

assume

He assumed an air of superiority.

simulate

They rolled about, simulating a bloodthirsty fight.

feign

You can't feign interest in something you loathe.

make believe

He made believe he didn't understand what I was saying.

play-act

See put

单词	put something on
释义	1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of don Definition to dress oneself in She put on her coat and went out. Synonyms don The police officers donned their hi-viz jackets. dress in slip into pull on climb into change into throw on get dressed in fling on pour yourself into doll yourself up in 2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of present Definition to present (a play or show) The band are putting on a UK show before the end of the year. Synonyms present The theatre is presenting a new production of `Hamlet'. stage She staged her first play at the Edinburgh Festival. perform students performing Shakespeare's Macbeth do I've always wanted to do a show on his life. show What made you decide to show your paintings? produce I'm going to produce the show and write the scripts. mount mounting an exhibition of historical Tiffany jewellery 3 (phrasal verb) in the sense of provide They are putting on an extra flight to London tomorrow. Synonyms provide I will be happy to provide you with a copy of the report. They did not provide any food. supply an agreement to supply the library with new computers lay on run furnish Many proprietors try to furnish their hotels with antiques. make available 4 (phrasal verb) in the sense of add Definition to add I've put on a stone since I stopped training. Synonyms add She wants to add a huge sports complex to the hotel. gain increase by 5 (phrasal verb) in the sense of switch on Definition to cause (an electrical device) to function I put on the light beside the bed. Synonyms switch on turn on activate video cameras that can be activated by computer flick on 6 (phrasal verb) in the sense of bet Definition to bet (money) on a horse race or game They put £20 on Ahmed scoring the first goal. Synonyms bet I bet on a horse called Premonition. back place Children place their trust in us. chance No sniper would chance a shot from amongst that crowd. risk There is a small risk of brain damage. lay I wouldn't lay bets on his remaining manager after the spring. stake The game was usually played for high stakes between two large groups. hazard wager People had wagered a good deal of money on his winning the championship. 7 (phrasal verb) in the sense of fake Definition to adopt (an attitude or feeling) insincerely Anything becomes funny if you put on an American accent. Synonyms fake He faked nonchalance. affect He listened to them, affecting an amused interest. assume He assumed an air of superiority. simulate They rolled about, simulating a bloodthirsty fight. feign You can't feign interest in something you loathe. make believe He made believe he didn't understand what I was saying. play-act See put Additional synonyms in the sense of activate Definition to make something active video cameras that can be activated by computer Synonyms start, move, trigger (off), stimulate, turn on, set off, initiate, switch on, propel, rouse, prod, get going, mobilize, kick-start (informal), set in motion, impel, galvanize, set going, actuate, prompt, stir, motivate, arouse, animate, energize in the sense of affect Definition to put on a show of He listened to them, affecting an amused interest. Synonyms put on, assume, adopt, pretend, imitate, simulate, contrive, aspire to, sham, counterfeit, feign in the sense of assume Definition to make a pretence of He assumed an air of superiority. Synonyms simulate, affect, adopt, put on, imitate, mimic, sham, counterfeit, feign, impersonate Nearby words of put something on put something in put something into practice put something off put something on put something or someone in the shade put something or someone to shame put something out Related terms of put something on put a lid on something put flesh on something put your finger on something put or place a (high) premium on something Synonyms of 'put something on' put something on Additional synonyms in the sense of chance Definition to risk or hazard No sniper would chance a shot from amongst that crowd. Synonyms risk, try, stake, venture, gamble, hazard, wager in the sense of do I've always wanted to do a show on his life. Synonyms present, give, show, act, produce, stage, perform, mount, put on in the sense of feign Definition to pretend to experience (a particular feeling) You can't feign interest in something you loathe. Synonyms pretend, affect, assume, put on, devise, forge, fake, imitate, simulate, sham, act, fabricate, counterfeit, give the appearance of, dissemble, make a show of in the sense of furnish Definition to provide (a house or room) with furniture, etc. Many proprietors try to furnish their hotels with antiques. Synonyms decorate, fit, fit out, appoint, provide, stock, supply, store, provision, outfit, equip, fit up, purvey in the sense of hazard Synonyms gamble, chance, risk, stake, dare in the sense of lay Definition to make (a bet) with (someone) I wouldn't lay bets on his remaining manager after the spring. Synonyms bet, stake, venture, gamble, chance, risk, hazard, wager, give odds in the sense of make believe Definition to pretend He made believe he didn't understand what I was saying. Synonyms pretend, play, enact, feign, play-act, act as if or though in the sense of mount Definition to organize and stage a campaign, play, etc. mounting an exhibition of historical Tiffany jewellery Synonyms display, present, stage, prepare, put on, organize, get up (informal), exhibit, put on display in the sense of perform Definition to present (a play or concert) students performing Shakespeare's Macbeth Synonyms present, act (out), stage, play, produce, represent, put on, render, depict, enact, appear as in the sense of place Children place their trust in us. Synonyms put, lay, set, invest, pin Additional synonyms in the sense of produce Definition to present on stage, film, or television I'm going to produce the show and write the scripts. Synonyms present, stage, direct, put on, do, show, mount, exhibit, put before the public in the sense of risk Definition the possibility of bringing about misfortune or loss There is a small risk of brain damage. Synonyms danger, chance, threat, possibility, prospect, speculation, uncertainty, hazard, likelihood, probability in the sense of show Definition to exhibit or display works of art, goods, etc. What made you decide to show your paintings? Synonyms display, exhibit, put on display, present, disclose, unveil, put on show, expose to view, put before the public in the sense of simulate Definition to pretend to feel or perform (an emotion or action) They rolled about, simulating a bloodthirsty fight. Synonyms pretend, act, feign, affect, assume, put on, reproduce, imitate, sham, fabricate, counterfeit, make believe in the sense of stage Definition to present (a dramatic production) on stage She staged her first play at the Edinburgh Festival. Synonyms present, produce, perform, put on, do, give, play in the sense of stake Definition the money that a player must risk in order to take part in a gambling game or make a bet The game was usually played for high stakes between two large groups. Synonyms bet, ante, wager, chance, risk, venture, hazard in the sense of supply Definition to provide with something required an agreement to supply the library with new computers Synonyms provide, give, furnish, produce, stock, store, grant, afford, contribute, yield, come up with, outfit, endow, purvey, victual in the sense of wager Definition to bet (something, esp. money) on the outcome of an event or activity People had wagered a good deal of money on his winning the championship. Synonyms bet, chance, risk, stake, lay, venture, put on, pledge, gamble, hazard, speculate, punt (British)
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