Collocations avec "put"

To place importance or stress on something.

A common introductory phrase to signal that one is about to say something direct and potentially unpleasant.

used as an understatement, suggesting the reality is much more extreme

to try to force someone to do something

To cause a dent to appear on a surface; also used figuratively to mean reduce or diminish something.

To set or establish a limit (more informal).

To apply a restriction to something.

To create a difficult or stressful situation for someone/something.

to add the final details to something

to place an advertisement in a publication

To apply a limit or control to something, often to stop it from increasing.

to state or explain something in a clear and direct way

To affix a stamp to a letter or package.

to risk a specific amount of money on a particular outcome

to put a temporary suspension in effect

to put a ban on something

to say that someone is responsible for something bad

to decide to trust someone or something

A common way to say an embargo has been started.

to decide to trust someone or something

to place savings in a bank, investment, etc.

to move your palm onto a surface

to place a tag on something

a more informal way to say place a restriction on something

To make something uncertain or cause it to be doubted.