Put

Put on - felvesz (ruhát), bekapcsol, felrak

To dress oneself in an item of clothing.

She put on her coat before going outside.

To start a machine or device.

Can you put on the kettle for tea?

Put off - elhalaszt, elriaszt

To postpone something.

Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today.

To make someone dislike something or someone.

His rude behavior really put me off.

Put out - elolt (tüzet), kiad (információt), zavar

To extinguish a fire.

The firefighters quickly put out the blaze.

To publish or broadcast information.

The company put out a press release.

To inconvenience someone.

I hope I'm not putting you out by asking for help.

Put up with - eltűr, elvisel

To tolerate something or someone unpleasant.

I can't put up with his constant complaining anymore.

Put down - letesz, lekicsinyel, leír

To place something on a surface.

Please put down your bags here.

To criticize someone or make them feel foolish.

Don't put yourself down, you're doing great!

To write something down.

I need to put down my thoughts before I forget them.