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- pull through Phrasal verb To survive a difficult situation or illness and recover.
- pull up Phrasal verb To pull up means to stop, often in a vehicle, or to move something closer or upward.
- push on Phrasal verb To push on means to continue moving or doing something, especially despite difficulty or tiredness.
- put a plan into action Collocation to start doing a plan so it begins to happen in real life
- put a sock in it Idiom B2 Used to tell someone, often rudely, to stop talking or to be quiet.
- put an idea forward Collocation to suggest an idea for others to consider or discuss, especially in a meeting or formal context
- put aside Phrasal verb To put aside something means to set it apart for later use or to stop thinking about it for a while.
- put away Phrasal verb To put something back in its proper place after using it.
- put back Phrasal verb To put back means to return something to its original place or position.
- put clothes on Collocation to dress yourself; to wear clothes by placing them on your body
- put down Phrasal verb To put down usually means to place something on a surface.
- put effort into Collocation to spend time and energy trying hard to improve or achieve something
- put forward Phrasal verb To put forward something is to suggest it or offer it for others to consider.
- put in Phrasal verb “Put in” most commonly means to spend time or effort on a task or activity.
- put it down Phrasal verb To put it down means to stop holding something and place it on a surface.
- put money into Collocation to invest or spend money on something in order to support it or improve it
- put off Phrasal verb To put off something is to delay it until a later time.
- put off a decision Collocation B2 To delay or postpone making a choice or judgment; to defer deciding something.
- put on Phrasal verb To put on usually means to place clothing or an accessory on your body.
- put out Phrasal verb To put out means to extinguish something such as a fire, cigarette, or light.