put on — to place clothing or accessories on one's body
More collocations
More collocations with put (10)
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
put differently
expressed again using different words
put across
to communicate an idea so that other people understand it
put aside
to stop using or thinking about something, at least temporarily
put off
to postpone an event or action until a later time
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
Sharing same tag — verb_prep
Words
- ask for to request or seek something from someone
- help with to assist someone in doing or dealing with something
- listen to to pay attention to someone or something producing sound
- agree with to share the same opinion as someone, or to think something is correct
- ask about to inquire or seek information concerning something
- believe in To have faith, trust, or confidence in something or someone; to think that something exists or is right.
- bring along To take someone or something with you to a place or event.
- die of to die as a result of a disease or bodily condition
- find out to discover information or learn a fact
- hear about to receive information or news about something