1.(使)在內(nèi); 把…放于…中
He put his head in at the window.
他從窗口把頭伸進(jìn)來.
Put sugar in coffee, please.
請(qǐng)把糖放在咖啡里.
2.打斷, 插嘴
“Don't forget us, ” she put in.
“別忘記我們.”她插進(jìn)來說.
The teacher always puts in a good word for his former pupils.
那個(gè)老師總是為他以前教過的學(xué)生說句好話.
While they were discussing the car accident, Frank put in that the road was icy.
當(dāng)他們討論這起車禍時(shí), 弗蘭克插嘴說路上覆蓋著冰.
3.做, 履行
She always puts in an hour's reading before breakfast.
早飯前她總是讀一小時(shí)書.
4.選舉…執(zhí)政; 任命
He put in a caretaker.
他任命了一個(gè)管理員.
The candidate was put in by a majority of one thousand.
這個(gè)候選人以一千票的多數(shù)當(dāng)選.
5.在…上花費(fèi)
I've put a lot of work in improving my English.
我下了很大的工夫進(jìn)修英文.
6.使處于某種狀態(tài)
His study is in chaos; it takes long time to put his papers in order.
他的書房一片狼藉, 整理好他的文件要花好長時(shí)間.
The surprise attack put me in a fix.
這次突然襲擊使我處于困境.
All goods should be put in order on the shelf before the supermarket opens.
超級(jí)市場開門前, 所有的貨物都必須整齊地排列在貨架上.