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Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th
put something on
ˌput sthˈon derived
1. to dress yourself in sth
• Hurry up! Put your coat on!
Opp: ↑take off
2. to apply sth to your skin, face, etc
• She's just putting on her make-up.
3. to switch on a piece of equipment
• I'll put the kettle on for tea.
• She put on the brakes suddenly.
4. to make a tape, CD, DVD, etc. begin to play
• Do you mind if I put some music on?
• He put some jazz on the stereo.
5. to become heavier, especially by the amount mentioned
Syn: ↑gain
• She looks like she's put on weight.
• He must have put on several kilos.
6. (BrE)to provide sth specially
•The city is putting on extra buses during the summer.
7. to produce or present a play, a show, etc
• The local drama club is putting on ‘Macbeth’.
8. to pretend to have a particular feeling, quality, way of speaking, etc
• He put on an American accent.
• I don't think she was hurt. She was just putting it on.
Main entry: ↑putderived
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