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

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phrasal verb(5)
- put sth down (PHONE)
- put sth down (PAY)
- put sth down (KILL)
- put sth down (STOP)
- put sth down (REDUCE)

phrasal verb(2)
- put sth down (1)
- put sth down (2)

English
Business

put sth down

— phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/us/pʊt/verb present participle putting, past tense and past participle put

(PHONE)

B1 If you put the phone down, you place it or the receiver back in the position you keep it in when it is not being used.

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Communications - by telephone

aeroplane mode
airplane mode
alarm call
bell
break
break up
cold-calling
conference call
connection
cut
dialling code
give sb a buzz idiom
hash
hold
ICE (number)
put sb through
telecommuting
tinkle
top-up card
transfer

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(PAY)

to pay part of the cost and promise to pay the rest later:

I've put a deposit down on a new car.

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Paying money

ante
chargeable
congestion charge
demurrage
disburse
discharge
disgorge
expense
fork
fork out sth
overspend
pay up
payee
repayable
self-financing
sink
spring
square
tip
worth

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put sth down

— phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/us/pʊt/verb present participle putting, past tense and past participle put

(KILL)

to kill an animal that is old, sick, or injured, to prevent it from suffering:

If a horse breaks its leg, it usually has to be put down.

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Zoology: veterinary medicine

alter
anthrax
BSE
castrate
cattery
collar
delouse
destroy
distemper
foot-and-mouth
froth
geld
hoof-and-mouth
leptospirosis
myxomatosis
quarantine
rabies
vet
veterinarian
veterinary surgeon

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Killing

(STOP)

to stop or limit an opposing political event or group:

Police used tear gas to put the riot down.

Thousands of troops were needed to put down the uprising.

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Taking action against people in power

anarchist
angry young man
bring
bring sb down
counter-revolution
insurgent
mujahideen
mutineer
mutiny
overthrow
palace coup
partisan
poacher
ringleader
riot
riotous
rising
secede
ungovernable
uprising

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(REDUCE)

UK UK and US bring sth down to reduce a price or a charge:

Shops are being forced to put their prices down in order to attract customers.

It's time that the government put down interest rates.

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Price decreases

bearish
closeout
concession
cut-price
deduction
deflate
deflation
depreciate
depreciation
discount
downturn
knock
knock sb/sth down
mark
offer
put
roll
roll sth back
slump
tumble

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put sth down

— phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/usverb putting, put, put

to pay part of the cost of something and promise to pay the rest later:

We will give a €30 gift card to customers who put down a deposit on a new TV.

UK US bring sth down to reduce the level of sth:

Shops are being forced to put their prices down in order to attract customers.

单词	put sth down
释义	Contents phrasal verb(5) put sth down (PHONE) put sth down (PAY) put sth down (KILL) put sth down (STOP) put sth down (REDUCE) Contents phrasal verb(2) put sth down (1) put sth down (2) English Business put sth down — phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/us/pʊt/verb present participle putting, past tense and past participle put (PHONE) B1 If you put the phone down, you place it or the receiver back in the position you keep it in when it is not being used. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communications - by telephone aeroplane mode airplane mode alarm call bell break break up cold-calling conference call connection cut dialling code give sb a buzz idiom hash hold ICE (number) put sb through telecommuting tinkle top-up card transfer See more results » (PAY) to pay part of the cost and promise to pay the rest later: I've put a deposit down on a new car. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Paying money ante chargeable congestion charge demurrage disburse discharge disgorge expense fork fork out sth overspend pay up payee repayable self-financing sink spring square tip worth See more results » put sth down — phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/us/pʊt/verb present participle putting, past tense and past participle put (KILL) to kill an animal that is old, sick, or injured, to prevent it from suffering: If a horse breaks its leg, it usually has to be put down. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Zoology: veterinary medicine alter anthrax BSE castrate cattery collar delouse destroy distemper foot-and-mouth froth geld hoof-and-mouth leptospirosis myxomatosis quarantine rabies vet veterinarian veterinary surgeon See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Killing (STOP) to stop or limit an opposing political event or group: Police used tear gas to put the riot down. Thousands of troops were needed to put down the uprising. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Taking action against people in power anarchist angry young man bring bring sb down counter-revolution insurgent mujahideen mutineer mutiny overthrow palace coup partisan poacher ringleader riot riotous rising secede ungovernable uprising See more results » (REDUCE) UK UK and US bring sth down to reduce a price or a charge: Shops are being forced to put their prices down in order to attract customers. It's time that the government put down interest rates. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Price decreases bearish closeout concession cut-price deduction deflate deflation depreciate depreciation discount downturn knock *knock sb/sth* down mark offer put roll roll sth back slump tumble See more results » put sth down — phrasal verb with put uk/pʊt/usverb putting, put, put to pay part of the cost of something and promise to pay the rest later: We will give a €30 gift card to customers who put down a deposit on a new TV. UK US bring sth down to reduce the level of sth:** Shops are being forced to put their prices down in order to attract customers.
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