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.

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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)
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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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