put in

• Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner l'action de placer quelque chose à l'intérieur d'autre chose, d'installer un équipement, ou d'investir des efforts ou du temps.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of placing something inside something else, installing equipment, or contributing effort or time.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · transitif · phrasal, séparable

1. Install or placeformal

   To place something inside or into a particular position or location.

   mettre dans / installer

   • They put in a new kitchen sink.
   • He put in the key and turned it.
   • The technician put in the new hard drive.

   Synonymesdepositinsertinstallplacepositionset

   Antonymesextractremovetakewithdraw

2. Spend time or effortinformal

   To devote time, energy, or work to a task or activity.

   consacrer (du temps, de l'effort)

   • She put in many hours of practice before the competition.
   • He put in a lot of effort to finish the project on time.
   • They put in extra work to meet the deadline.

   Synonymesapplycontributededicatedevoteexpendgiveinvestspend

3. Submit or presentformal

   To formally submit something, such as a request, application, or complaint.

   Soumettre ou présenter

   • She put in a request for a transfer.
   • He put in an application for the job.
   • They put in a complaint about the noise.

   Synonymesfilelodgepresentproffersubmittenderturn in

Verbe de baseput