Idioms
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.
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)
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throw in (something) or throw (something) in
to a fault
safe and sound
look at the world through rose-colored glasses
have (something) in mind
not see farther than the end of one's nose
make up (something/money/time)
shake off (someone or something) or shake (someone or something) off
give (someone) the cold shoulder
fiddle around
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There is a sea squirt (found in the seas near Japan) that digests its own brain. When the sea squirt is mature it permanently attaches itself to a rock. At this point it does not need to move anymore and has no need for a brain.
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