Användningsmönster:
to put [something] [somewhere]
She put the keys on the kitchen table.
A kulcsokat a konyhaasztalra tette.
Please put your phone in your bag.
Kérlek, tedd a telefonodat a táskádba.
I put the groceries in the fridge as soon as I got home.
He put his coat over the chair.
They put the boxes in the storage room.
Exempel för inlärare
I put my book on the desk.
A könyvemet az íróasztalra tettem.
Please put your shoes by the door.
Kérlek, tedd a cipődet az ajtó mellé.
She put the milk in the fridge.
He put his bag under the table.
We put the chairs outside.
Vanligt misstag:
Learners sometimes confuse 'put' with 'wear' when talking about clothes; 'put on' is needed for wearing.
Betydelse
Place something somewhere
Ordkombinationer
put away
|put back
|put down
|put on
|put into
Synonymer
place (Slightly more formal, used especially in instructions or formal writing.)
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set (Often used for putting something carefully or gently.)
Antonymer
remove (Means to take something away from its place.)
Teman
daily life
|actions
|movement
|core_vocabulary
|daily_life
Definition
To move something into a place or position.
To move or place something in a particular location or position.
Användningsmönster:
to put [someone/something] [in/into] [a state/condition]
The news put her in a good mood.
A hír jó hangulatba hozta.
This mistake could put the company at risk.
Ez a hiba veszélybe sodorhatja a vállalatot.
The medicine will put you to sleep quickly.
We don't want to put too much pressure on him.
Exempel för inlärare
The music puts me in a happy mood.
A zene jó hangulatba hoz.
Too much work can put you under stress.
A túl sok munka stresszt okozhat.
The story puts children to sleep.
The rain puts the game in danger.
Vanligt misstag:
Learners may confuse this with 'make'—'make someone happy' vs. 'put someone in a happy mood'.
Betydelse
Cause to be in a state
Ordkombinationer
put in danger
|put to sleep
|put under pressure
|put at risk
Synonymer
place (In this sense, more abstract and less physical than 'place'.)
|
render (More formal; often used in legal or official contexts.)
Antonymer
relieve (To remove from a state of difficulty or stress.)
Teman
daily life
|states
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To make someone or something be in a certain way or condition.
To cause someone or something to be in a particular state, condition, or situation.
Användningsmönster:
to put [something] [in/into words]
It's hard to put my feelings into words.
Nehéz szavakba önteni az érzéseimet.
She put it very politely despite being upset.
Nagyon udvariasan fogalmazta meg, annak ellenére, hogy feldúlt volt.
Let me put it another way so you understand.
Exempel för inlärare
I can't put my ideas into words.
Nem tudom szavakba önteni a gondolataimat.
He put it simply so we could understand.
Egyszerűen fogalmazta meg, hogy megértsük.
She put her thoughts on paper.
Vanligt misstag:
Learners may confuse literal 'put' (placing) with this figurative 'put' (expressing). Context is key.
Betydelse
Express in words or symbols
Ordkombinationer
put into words
|put it this way
|well put
Synonymer
express (General term for showing thoughts or feelings in words.)
Antonymer
conceal (To avoid saying or showing something.)
Teman
communication
|education
Definition
To say or write something in a certain way.
To express something in speech or writing, often choosing particular words or style.
Användningsmönster:
to put [someone] [to/doing] [something]
They put me in charge of the project.
Engem bíztak meg a projekt vezetésével.
The coach put him to work on defense.
Az edző védekezésre osztotta be.
We were put on cleaning duty.
Exempel för inlärare
My boss put me in charge of the team.
A főnököm engem bízott meg a csapat vezetésével.
The teacher put us to work right away.
A tanár rögtön feladatot adott nekünk.
They put her on the night shift.
Betydelse
Assign a task or role
Ordkombinationer
put to work
|put in charge
Synonymer
assign (More formal; common in workplace settings.)
Antonymer
dismiss (To remove someone from a role or duty.)
Teman
work
|management
|business
Definition
To choose someone to do a job or task.
To give someone a specific job, duty, or responsibility.