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Meanings of put under in English
Portuguese
anestesiar Catalan
anestesiar Administer an anesthetic drug to.
Usage of put under in English
1
The industry must be put under pressure if it is to change.
2
Wang Tianpu, an oil industry veteran, was put under investigation in April.
3
So from now we may see employment conditions put under more pressure.
4
Some of the Directors were put under constraint; others supported the conspiracy.
5
All of the nurses in the hos-pi-tals were put under Miss Dix.
6
But the rest of the family was arrested and put under surveillance.
7
Lesser offences such as traffic accidents are also put under the microscope.
8
The whole force was to be put under the command of Cyrus.
9
The scientific bureaus generally should be put under the Department of Agriculture.
10
Plans for housing, debt and rail were all put under the microscope.
11
Their settlements were being put under considerable pressure by the Tyrathca expansion.
12
Tonight, every temple on the planet will be put under army supervision.
13
On my arrival, I was put under the custody of the provost-marshal.
14
On my arrival, I was put under the custody of the provost-martial.
15
In Hong Kong, location-tracking wristbands are given to those put under quarantine.
16
In return, the reply was promptly put under the poor poet's door:-
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