put across (something) or put (something) across -Idioms

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put across (something) or put (something) across

to make oneself understood, to communicate something

The speaker spends much effort trying to clearly put across what he wants to say.

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put all one's eggs in one basket

put an end to (something)

put away (an animal) or put (an animal) away

put away (something) or put (something) away

put down (an airplane) or put (an airplane) down

put down (an animal) or put (an animal) down

put down (someone) or put (someone) down

put down (something) or put (something) down

put forth (an idea/plan/suggestion)

put forth (something)

pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over

climb on the bandwagon

darken (someone's) door

take apart (something) or take (something) apart

gift of the gab

catch (someone) red-handed

do with (someone or something)

hazard an opinion

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