put down

phrasal verb

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put down

(of an aircraft or its pilot) to land
- He put down in a field.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
Put down is used with these nouns as the object:
bag
basket
beaker
…
See full entry

put somebody down

(informal) to make somebody look or feel stupid, especially in front of other people related noun put-down

put something down

to stop holding something and place it on a table, shelf, etc.
- Put that knife down before you hurt somebody!
- (figurative) It's a great book. I couldn't put it down (= stop reading it).
- (British English) She put the phone down on me (= ended the call before I had finished speaking).
see also unputdownable
to write something; to make a note of something
- The meeting's on the 22nd. Put it down in your diary.
to pay part of the cost of something
- We put a five per cent deposit down on the house.
to stop something by force synonym crush
- to put down a rebellion
- The military government is determined to put down all opposition.
[often passive] to kill an animal, usually by giving it a drug, because it is old or sick
- We had to have our cat put down.
to put a baby to bed
- Can you be quiet—I've just put the baby down.
to present something formally for discussion by a parliament or committee synonym table
- to put down a motion/an amendment

单词	put down
释义	put down phrasal verb jump to other results put down (of an aircraft or its pilot) to land He put down in a field. Oxford Collocations DictionaryPut down is used with these nouns as the object: bag basket beaker … See full entry put somebody down (informal) to make somebody look or feel stupid, especially in front of other people related noun put-down put something down to stop holding something and place it on a table, shelf, etc. Put that knife down before you hurt somebody! (figurative) It's a great book. I couldn't put it down (= stop reading it). (British English) She put the phone down on me (= ended the call before I had finished speaking). see also unputdownable to write something; to make a note of something The meeting's on the 22nd. Put it down in your diary. to pay part of the cost of something We put a five per cent deposit down on the house. to stop something by force synonym crush to put down a rebellion The military government is determined to put down all opposition. [often passive] to kill an animal, usually by giving it a drug, because it is old or sick We had to have our cat put down. to put a baby to bed Can you be quiet—I've just put the baby down. to present something formally for discussion by a parliament or committee synonym table to put down a motion/an amendment
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