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Significados de
put across
em inglês
português
transmitir
catalão
comunicar
espanhol
comunicar
Back to the meaning
Transmit information.
pass
communicate
pass on
pass along
português
transmitir
Uso de
put across
em inglês
1
She's a good person to
put
across
two sides of the story.
2
But I can
put
across
to an audience some of my feelings.
3
Was it some one who wanted to be
put
across
the pond?
4
A boat
put
across
the river; two men and a crowd of women.
5
The boards were once more
put
across
the boxes for seats.
6
These were
put
across
the entire spot just as the sunflowers had been.
7
This message is
put
across
through films, TV programmes, newspaper and magazine articles.
8
Such concerns about high vis can be tricky to
put
across
.
9
Somehow, he'd work out and
put
across
the rest of it.
10
As a songwriter he can
put
across
something that's very simple but heartfelt.
11
I gave him an old towel to
put
across
his lap.
12
The seventeenth corps followed as rapidly as it could be
put
across
the river.
13
A chair has to be
put
across
the door to keep the pigs out.
14
Mind you, it might not
put
across
the right mood.
15
What kind of a fairy story are you trying to
put
across
on me?
16
Better to violate the letter of his language in order to
put
across
its spirit.
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Translations for
put across
português
transmitir
catalão
comunicar
fer entendre
espanhol
comunicar
Put across
ao longo do tempo
Put across
nas variantes da língua
Reino Unido
Comum
Estados Unidos da América
Comum