Це сирі відповідники з білінгвальних джерел. Семантичне кластеризування ще не виконане — групування лише за рівнем довіри джерел.
putB1verbabsent— put off sth/doing sth or put sth off1 sourcesballa
to arrange to do something at a later time
putA2verbabsent— put on sth or put sth on1 sourcesballa
to put clothes or shoes onto your body
putC2verbabsent— say1 sourcesballa
to say something using particular words
putB2verbabsent— put up with sth/sb1 sourcesballa
to accept unpleasant behaviour or an unpleasant situation, although you do not like it
putA1verbabsent— put sth down/in/on, etc.1 sourcesballa
to move something to a place or position
putC1verbabsent— put something into practice1 sourcesballa
to do something in reality that has been planned or talked about
putB1verbabsent— put up sth or put sth up1 sourcesballa
to raise something, or to fix something in a raised position
putA2verbabsent— write1 sourcesballa
putC2verbabsent— put sb in their place1 sourcesballa
to let someone know that they are not as important as they think they are
putB2verbabsent— put pressure on sb1 sourcesballa
to try to force someone to do something
putC1verbabsent— put sth forward or put forward sth1 sourcesballa
to state an idea or opinion, or to suggest a plan, so that it can be considered or discussed
putB1verbabsent— put down sb/sth or put sb/sth down1 sourcesballa
to put someone or something that you are holding onto the floor or onto another surface
putC2verbabsent— put sb/sth first1 sourcesballa
to consider someone or something to be the most important thing
putB2verbabsent— put sth aside1 sourcesballa
to save money for a particular purpose
putC1verbabsent— put a stop to sth1 sourcesballa
to end something unpleasant
putB1verbabsent— put out sth or put sth out1 sourcesballa
to make something that is burning stop burning
putC2verbabsent— put your finger on sth1 sourcesballa
to understand exactly why a situation is the way it is
putB2verbabsent— put off sb or put sb off (sb/sth/doing sth)1 sourcesballa
to make someone dislike something or someone, or to discourage someone from doing something
putC1verbabsent— put sb in a difficult position1 sourcesballa
to cause someone to be in a difficult situation
putB1verbabsent— put away sth or put sth away1 sourcesballa
to put something in the place or container where you usually keep it
putC2verbabsent— put your foot down1 sourcesballa
to tell someone in a strong way that they must do something or must stop doing something
putB2verbabsent— put up sb or put sb up1 sourcesballa
to let someone stay in your home for a short period
putC1verbabsent— put your mind to sth1 sourcesballa
to give your full attention to something and try very hard to do it
putB1verbabsent— put back sth or put sth back1 sourcesballa
to put something where it was before it was moved
putC2verbabsent— put sb on the spot1 sourcesballa
to ask someone a question which is difficult or embarrassing to answer at that time
putB2verbabsent— put down sb or put sb down1 sourcesballa
to write someone's name on a list or document, usually in order to arrange for them to do something
putB1verbabsent— put down sth or put sth down1 sourcesballa
If you put the phone down, you put the part of the telephone that you speak into back to its usual position.
putC2verbabsent— put your feet up1 sourcesballa
to relax, especially by sitting with your feet supported above the ground
putB2verbabsent— put an end to sth1 sourcesballa
to cause something to stop
putB1verbabsent— put sb through1 sourcesballa
to connect someone using a telephone to the person they want to speak to
putC2verbabsent— put sb to death1 sourcesballa
to kill someone as a punishment
putB2verbabsent— cause1 sourcesballa
to cause someone or something to be in a particular condition or situation
putC2verbabsent— put sth to one side1 sourcesballa
to not use or deal with something now, but keep it for a later time
offC1adverbabsent— distance/time1 sourcesballa
putB2verbabsent— put sth together or put together sth1 sourcesballa
to put the parts of something in the correct place and join them to each other
putC2verbabsent— put your foot in it1 sourcesballa
to say something silly or embarrassing, without intending to
offA2adverbabsent— removed1 sourcesballa
used with actions in which something is removed or removes itself from another thing
newA1adjectiveabsent— not known before1 sourcesballa
not known or discovered before
offB1prepositionabsent— away from1 sourcesballa
down or away from a place or position
offA2adverbabsent— not at work1 sourcesballa
newA1adjectiveabsent— different1 sourcesballa
newA1adjectiveabsent— recently created1 sourcesballa
recently made or having started to exist recently
offB1adverbabsent— less money1 sourcesballa
If a price has a certain amount of money off, it costs that much less than the usual price.
offB1prepositionabsent— removed1 sourcesballa
used with actions in which something is removed or removes itself from another thing
offB2prepositionabsent— off duty1 sourcesballa
If someone such as a doctor or a soldier is off duty, they are not working.
offB1adverbabsent— away from1 sourcesballa
away from a place or position
newC2adjectiveabsent— break new ground1 sourcesballa
to do something that is different to anything that has been done before
offB2prepositionabsent— near1 sourcesballa
near to a building or place
offA2adverbabsent— not operating1 sourcesballa
not operating or being used
offC2prepositionabsent— off limits1 sourcesballa
If an area is off limits, you are not allowed to enter it.
offC2adjectiveabsent— stopped1 sourcesballa
offC1prepositionabsent— off the record1 sourcesballa
If you say something off the record, you do not want the public to know about it.
offC2prepositionabsent— off the beaten track1 sourcesballa
in a place where few people go
newsA2nounabsent— information1 sourcesballa
newsC1nounabsent— be bad/good news for sb1 sourcesballa
to affect someone badly/well
offB2adjectiveabsent— food1 sourcesballa
If food or drink is off, it is not now fresh and good to eat or drink.
newC1adjectiveabsent— new blood1 sourcesballa
new people in an organization who will provide new ideas and energy
newC2adjectiveabsent— turn over a new leaf1 sourcesballa
to start to behave in a better way
newsC2nounabsent— be news to sb [informal]1 sourcesballa
to be a surprise to someone
newB1adjectiveabsent— not familiar1 sourcesballa
not yet familiar or experienced
newsB1nounabsent— the news1 sourcesballa
the announcement of important events on television, radio, and in newspapers
newsC2nounabsent— break the news to sb1 sourcesballa
to tell someone about something unpleasant that has happened