🔔 Here is a list with some examples of the most common phrasal verbs with ‘put’.

〰️ Put out: Extinguish a light or something which has fire;
— Example: Put out your cigarette please, this is a no-smoking area.

〰️ Put out: Release or publish;
— Example: We need to put out an email explaining the situation.

〰️ Put (effort) into: To try;
— Example: I put a lot of work into the presentation.

〰️ Put across: Explain or communicate something clearly and understandably;
— Example: The way she put the message across was quite rude.

〰️ Put aside: Save (money);
— Example: I try to put a few quid aside every day for our summer holiday. (Note: “quid” is slang for British pounds)

〰️ Put aside: Ignore or intentionally disregard (something), temporarily or permanently;
— Example: We need to put our differences aside.

〰️ Put away: put something somewhere organised or out of sight;
— Example: When I tidy my room I put all my clothes away.

〰️ Put away: Consume in large quantities (food and drink);
— Example: He put away 12 chicken wings, 2 steaks and a whole roast chicken.. What a beast!

〰️ Put away: Send to jail;
— Example: They put her away for 2 years on weapons charges.

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