put over

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar la transmisión exitosa de una idea o la consecución de que algo sea comprendido, así como para indicar el aplazamiento de algo para una fecha posterior.

A phrasal verb used to indicate successfully communicating an idea or making something understood, or postponing something.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Communicate or conveyinformalamerican

   To successfully communicate an idea, feeling, or message to others.

   transmitir, comunicar

   • The speaker put over his point of view very clearly.
   • She put over the complex concept in simple terms.
   • He struggled to put over his enthusiasm to the audience.

   Sinónimoscommunicateconveyexpressget acrossget throughimpartpass ontransmit

2. Deceive or trickinformalamerican

   To persuade someone to accept something false or to believe a lie.

   Engañar o embaucar

   • He tried to put over a fake story about his past.
   • They put over a clever scheme to get free tickets.
   • She put over a false identity to gain access.

   Sinónimosbamboozlecondeceivedupefoolhoaxhoodwinkswindletake intrick

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