Collocation
put clothes on
Definition
to dress yourself; to wear clothes by placing them on your body
'put clothes on' is a common English collocation. to dress yourself; to wear clothes by placing them on your body
put + clothes + on
“It’s cold outside, so put clothes on before you go.”
Examples
- Please _____ clothes on before you come to the door.
- It’s chilly—_____ a jacket and some warm clothes on.
- He quickly _____ clothes on and ran outside.
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- I can’t go out like this; I need to _____ clothes on first.
- She _____ some clean clothes on after the shower.
- The kids refused to _____ their clothes on for school.
- If you want to join the video call, _____ proper clothes on.
- By the time the taxi arrived, we had already _____ clothes on and packed our bags.
- The doctor told him to _____ loose clothes on to avoid irritation.