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

单词	put on
释义	put on verb Etymology: Middle English putten on, from putten to put + on *transitive verb* 1. : to impose as a burden : inflict < known for putting on heavy fines > 2. a. : to dress oneself in : don < at night would put on courtly garb — R.A.Hall b.1911 > < put her new dress on > b. : to invest oneself with : take on < put on the flesh and bones of a creature and walked His own earth — Alan Paton & Liston Pope > c. : to make part of one's appearance or behavior : adopt < seems to feel the necessity of putting on a good deal of professional dignity — A.W.Long > d. : to assume misleadingly : feign < looked so pretty, putting on an ugly face — Andrew Young > < put a saintly manner on > 3. a. : to cause to act or operate : apply < put on a sprint of speed to make it — Donn Byrne > b. : to assign to some job or activity < were put on with mattocks at chipping over the whole of the bare area — A.F.Ellis > < put extra salesmen on for the holiday rush > c. cricket : to direct (a player) to bowl 4. a. : add < has been putting on weight > b. : exaggerate, overstate < he's putting it on when he makes such claims > 5. : to push forward (as the hands of a clock) : advance 6. : perform, produce < put on an entertaining act > < put on a spectacular production of the play > 7. : to deceive in a good-natured way : kid < you're putting me on > *intransitive verb* chiefly Scotland : to dress oneself < slowly slowly raise she up and slowly put she on — Barbara Allen >
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