put oneself in (someone) else's place/position -Idioms

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put oneself in (someone) else's place/position

to allow oneself to see or experience something from someone else's point of view

It was difficult to put myself in the woman's place after she had lost her only child.

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put our/your heads together

put out (about/by/that something)

put out (some) feelers or put (some) feelers out

put out (something) or put (something) out

put out a fire or a light

put some teeth into (something)

put the bite on (someone)

put the blame on (someone)

put the cart before the horse

put the finger on (someone)

have a passion for (something)

show (someone) to his or her seat

had better (do something)

run through (money or something)

attract (someone's) attention

talk (someone) out of (doing something)

sit through (something)

a penny saved is a penny earned

play up (someone or something) or play (someone or something) up

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