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Meanings of put on in English
Portuguese
ganhar peso Catalan
engrossir-se Usage of put on in English
1
As a result, he was put on international wanted lists in December.
2
The main Syrian opposition coalition said he would be put on trial.
3
The victims' families were outraged, and funerals had been put on hold.
4
The judge said, what possible construction will a victim put on that?
5
In case of gas put on the respirator; otherwise breathe out continuously.
6
However, he said all the blame couldn't be put on the school.
7
In 1974 nine South African activists were put on trial for terrorism.
8
The plan had been put on hold because of bad market conditions.
9
Patients often stop taking medication if they start to put on weight.
10
Above that level, the product may not be put on the market.
11
The investment bank said in January he had been put on leave.
12
The following month, Djamalutdinov was put on a police list of Wahhabis.
13
That case has been put on hold by a federal appeals court.
14
The US also put on hold trade and investment talks with Russia.
15
Either that or they just want to put on a great party.
16
She said they wanted to put on some kind of citizens' primer.
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