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put through

/pʊt θruː/

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verb

/pʊt θruː/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения соединения по телефону, подвергания кого-либо чему-либо трудному или успешного завершения процесса или задачи.

A phrasal verb used to indicate connecting someone by phone, causing someone to experience something difficult, or successfully completing a process or task.

uncountable · irregular verb · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Connect by phoneformal

    To connect a caller to the person they want to speak with.

    ruСоединить по телефону

    • The operator put me through to the manager.
    • Please hold while I put you through to customer service.
    • She was put through to the wrong department.

    Synonymsconnectlinktransfer

    Antonymsdisconnecthang up

  2. Cause to experienceinformal

    To make someone undergo a difficult or unpleasant experience.

    ruПодвергнуть

    • They put him through a rigorous training program.
    • She was put through a lot of stress during the exam period.
    • The company put all employees through a security check.

    Synonymsexposeimposeinflictsubject

    Antonymsexemptguardprotectshieldspare

  3. Complete or finalizeformal

    To successfully complete a process, transaction, or plan.

    ruПровести

    • We need to put through the payment by Friday.
    • The deal was put through after weeks of negotiation.
    • He put through the application for a new passport.

    Synonymsaccomplishbring offcarry outcompleteexecutefinishpull offsee through

    Antonymsabortcancelhaltscrapstopterminate

Forms
  • put through past participle
  • put through past simple
  • putting through present participle
  • puts through third person singular

Base verbput

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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