Phrasal Verbs "Put" B2 (FCE) C1 (CAE) Cambridge
Phrasal Verbs con PUT esenciales para exámenes B2 First Certificate y C1 Advanced de Cambridge
Phrasal Verbs con “Put” para el First Certificate y Advanced
Estos son los phrasal verbs con “PUT” más usados y que más aparecen en exámenes de Cambridge:
Put away: Guardar donde no se vea.
- “Put away all the books before the exam”
Put back : Devolver algo a su sitio original.
- “When you finish your paper put back the rubber where you found it”
Put down : Dejar objetos / Desanimar / Sacrificar.
-“Put that pen down on the table”
- “My teacher never puts me down”
- “My dog was so ill we had to put it down”
Put off : Posponer / Quitar las ganas de...
- ”The meeting had to be put off until next week”,
- “The way the food is served really puts me off”
Put across : Transmitir.
- “I was not able to put across what I really wanted to say”.
Put on : Ponerse ropa / Engordar.
- “I usually put on weight at Christmas”.
Put behind : Dejar atrás.
- “I really think you should put behind all your problems with John”.
Put forward : Extender / Tender.
- “I had to put forward my statement in front of the judge.”
Put out : Apagar fuego / Cigarrillo.
- “Put that fire out before it gets out of hand”.
Put together : Montar / Unir.
- “I am unable to put together this bedside table”
Put up with : Aguantar / Tolerar.
- “Sometimes it is hard to put up with you”.
Put through to : Poner en contacto (teléfono).
- “Hello Sir, I will put you through to Peter as soon as he is available”.
Put up : Acomodar / Levantar, construir.
- “ I hope they put that building up as fast as the other one”.
Put aside : Dejar a un lado /Ahorrar
-“Put your book aside before you do the exercise”
- “I am not able to put aside a lot of money at the end of the month”
Put in : Meter / Dedicar
- “I was not able to put the plate in the dishwasher”
- “To learn english you need to put in some effort”
