put on

put onphrasal verb

UK/ˌpʊt ˈɒn/US/ˌpʊt ˈɑːn/

Dạng từ: puts on · putting on

1
CLOTHES
A2to put clothes, shoes, glasses, etc. on your body
- Put your coat on, it's cold.
- She put on her glasses to read the menu.
2
MACHINE
B1to make a machine or light start working
- Can you put the kettle on?
- Put some music on.
3
WEIGHT
B1to become heavier by a particular amount
- I've put on three kilos since Christmas.
4
EVENT
B2to organize an event, play or show
- The school is putting on a play in June.
5
PRETEND
B2to pretend to have a particular feeling or way of speaking
- He put on a funny voice to make us laugh.

UK/ˌpʊt ˈɒn/US/ˌpʊt ˈɑːn/

Dạng từ: puts on · putting on

1
CLOTHES
A2to put clothes, shoes, glasses, etc. on your body
- Put your coat on, it's cold.
- She put on her glasses to read the menu.
2
MACHINE
B1to make a machine or light start working
- Can you put the kettle on?
- Put some music on.
3
WEIGHT
B1to become heavier by a particular amount
- I've put on three kilos since Christmas.
4
EVENT
B2to organize an event, play or show
- The school is putting on a play in June.
5
PRETEND
B2to pretend to have a particular feeling or way of speaking
- He put on a funny voice to make us laugh.