put together

• 把各个部分组合、汇集或构建成整体；也用于比喻义，表示组织或准备某事，如计划或活动。

To assemble, combine, or construct something by joining its parts; also used figuratively to mean to organize or prepare something, such as a plan or event.

1. Assemble or constructA2formal

   To combine parts or pieces to create a whole object or structure.

   组装或构建

   • He put together the bookshelf using the instructions.
   • She put together a model airplane with her son.
   • The team put together the new playground equipment.

2. Organize or prepareB1formal

   To create or arrange something, such as a plan, event, or document.

   组织、准备

   • They put together a proposal for the new project.
   • She put together a birthday party for her friend.
   • We need to put together a list of required materials.

3. Combine or addB1informal

   To consider or combine multiple things or people as a group.

   合在一起

   • Put together, the two teams have over 50 years of experience.
   • All the evidence put together points to his guilt.
   • Put together, the donations raised over $10,000.