Collocations with "put on"
76 collocations found
Categories
VERB + NOUN(22)VERB + WIPER(1)VERB + NOUN (sense 2: weight of sb's body)(1)VERB + spurt(1)VERB + spectacles(1)VERB + ski(1)VERB + siren(1)verb + shoe(1)(Fabric) VERB + NOUN(1)VERB + SEAT BELT(1)VERB + RUCKSACK(1)VERB + NOUN (piece of jewellery)(1)VERB + POWDER(1)VERB + poison(1)VERB + plaster(1)VERB + performance (presenting an event)(1)VERB + pepper (spice)(1)VERB + paste(1)VERB + ointment(1)VERB + nut(1)VERB + nappy(1)VERB + nail polish(1)VERB + MASCARA(1)VERB + margarine(1)VERB + lotion(1)VERB + limitation(1)VERB + light (device)(1)VERB + lid(1)VERB + KETTLE(1)VERB + HELMET(1)VERB + NOUN (for a horse)(1)VERB + handcuffs(1)VERB + goggles(1)VERB + glue(1)VERB + glasses(1)VERB + gear (equipment/clothes)(1)VERB + GAG (cloth)(1)VERB + front(1)NOUN: body substance(1)VERB + earring(1)VERB + earphones(1)VERB + display (performing a skill)(1)VERB + diaper(1)VERB + CROWN(1)VERB + cosmetic(1)VERB + concert(1)VERB + clinic(1)VERB + CASSETTE(1)VERB + BUTTER(1)VERB + brake(1)VERB + BRA(1)VERB + bandage(1)verb + antiseptic(1)VERB + CD(1)VERB + BAND-AID(1)
put on powder
to apply cosmetic powder to your face or body
put on an accent
To pretend to have an accent.
put on a crown
To place a crown on one's own or someone else's head.
put on earrings
To attach earrings to the ears (general term for all types).
put on a harness
to place a harness onto a horse
put on armour
To place armour onto one's body.
put on a clip
to fasten or join a clip to something
put on a gag
to place a piece of cloth over someone's mouth to prevent them from speaking
put on lacquer
A more informal way to say 'apply lacquer'.
put margarine on sth
To add margarine as a topping or layer on food.
put on a siren
to activate a vehicle's siren
put on a spurt
To suddenly increase speed or make a greater effort for a short time.
put on paste
a more informal way to say 'apply paste'
put on spectacles
to place spectacles on one's face
put on a clinic
To organize or stage a clinic event (AmE). Also used figuratively for a dominant performance.