Co oznacza put w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja put?

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put znaczenie & definicja

0 to move something to a place or position -- kłaść coś gdzieś , umieszczać coś gdzieś , wkładać coś gdzieś
- Where have you put the keys?
- She put her bag on the floor.
- You can put your coat in the car.
- He put his arm around her.
1 to make someone or something be in a particular situation -- wprawiać kogoś w nastrój/stawiać kogoś w położeniu itp.
- They'd had an argument and it had put her in a bad mood.
- This puts me in a very difficult position.
2 to say something using particular words -- ujmować, wyrażać
- I don't know quite how to put this, but I'm leaving.
3 to write something -- umieszczać
- Please put your name on the list by Monday evening.

Given the qualitative nature of the survey, the results were interpreted and put in relation to existing estimates in the literature.
Significantly, at the very same historical moment, another series of photographs of nationalist leaders was also being put into public circulation.
These parties had a common interest and were supported by non-governmental organisations which helped them put together a strong campaign.
She would put on a scarf and play various roles.
For if some part of the past survives into the present, something else is absent, and has to be 'put back'.
Put together apparently by 1755, it has been identified as the only surviving opera from the missions.
Instead, we were told to put our faith in the market.
They were then told to put the sounds together to say the whole word.