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Verb
Move to or place in a particular position
“She put her bag on the floor.”
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To present for consideration
“The proposals put to the Finance Committee on 9 December.”
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To establish or apply as a charge or penalty
“The government has put a big tax on beer, wine and spirits.”
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To convey in appropriate or telling terms
“My room was like a pigsty, to put it frankly.”
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To estimate or judge
“Preston didn't see that he could be put in either category.”
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To estimate or judge
“Current estimates put the autism rate at one in 500 children, but some recent studies in California, New Jersey, and elsewhere report an incidence as high as one in 150.”
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“It is understood that pressure is being put on education bosses to backtrack.”
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“… put the words of his patriotic poem to the tune of a well-known drinking song.”
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To throw or cast
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