put on — to place clothing or accessories on one's body | The Missing Workbook

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put on to place clothing or accessories on one's body

A1 CEFR level at which this word is typically taught. A1 is the most basic; C2 is near-native mastery. Verb + preposition/particle verb_prep

Built on put

She put on her coat and headed out into the cold.

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Meanings

to place clothing or accessories on one's body

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More collocations with put (4)

put on a show organize or stage a performance put back to return something to its original place put into to invest resources, energy, or thought into something put a figure on to state a specific number for something that is difficult to quantify

More collocations with on (5)

try on To put on a garment or item to see whether it fits or suits you before deciding to keep it. agree on to reach a shared decision or consensus about something decide on to make a choice about something after considering the options sit on to be a member of an official body such as a committee, board, or jury sit in on to attend a meeting or class as a silent observer rather than an active participant

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