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put
/pʊt/ noun · plural: puts A1 (estimated)
1. finance: contract to sell a security at a set price
2. dress, make, put, dressed
| German | antun, anziehen, bekleiden |
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| French | habiller, vêtir, revêtir |
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| Czech | oblékat |
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| Italian | il vestire |
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3. put, placed, set, positioned
| Portuguese | posto, posto |
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| Spanish | puesto |
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to put
/pʊt/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to place something somewhere
| German | legen, tun, stellen |
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| French | mettre, poser, placer |
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| Portuguese | colocar, pôr, botar |
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| Czech | dát, umístit, dávat |
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| Italian | mettere, porre, mettersi |
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| Spanish | poner, colocar, sestar |
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| Dutch | leggen, zetten, doen |
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| Swedish | lägga, sätta, ställa |
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| Latin | pono, do, antepono |
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2. to bring or set into a certain relation, state or condition
3. to express something in a certain manner
4. athletics: to throw an iron ball
| German | kugelstoßen |
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| Czech | vrhnout |
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| Swedish | stöta |
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