put down

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar colocar algo sobre una superficie, reprimir o someter algo, o criticar a alguien.

A phrasal verb used to indicate placing something on a surface, suppressing something, or criticizing someone.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Place something on a surfaceformal

   To set something down from your hand onto a surface.

   poner en una superficie

   • She put down her bag on the table.
   • He put down the book and looked up.
   • Please put down the glass carefully.

   Sinónimosdepositlay downleaveplacerestset downsettle

   Antónimosliftpick upraise

2. Criticize or humiliateinformal

   To insult or make someone feel foolish or inferior.

   menospreciar

   • He always puts down his colleagues in meetings.
   • She felt put down by his sarcastic comments.
   • Stop putting yourself down; you did a great job.

   Sinónimosbelittledegradedemeandenigratedeprecatedisparagehumiliateinsultmockmortifyridiculeshameslightsnub

   Antónimosapplaudcommendcomplimentexaltflatterglorifyhonorlaudpraiseuplift

3. Write something downformal

   To record something in writing.

   anotar por escrito

   • Put down your name and address on the form.
   • I put down the important points from the lecture.
   • She put down the recipe in her notebook.

   Sinónimosinscribejot downnoterecordset downtake downtranscribewrite down

   Antónimosdeleteeraseremove

4. Suppress or end somethingformal

   To stop or end something by force, such as a rebellion or protest.

   Reprimir o sofocar

   • The government put down the uprising quickly.
   • The police were called to put down the riot.
   • The rebellion was put down with military force.

   Sinónimoscrushquashquellrepresssquashstamp outsubduesuppress

   Antónimosencouragefosterincitepromoteprovokestimulatesupport

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