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1. Oxford Dictionary

   put in

   • ph.
     interrupt in a conversation or discussion；(of a ship) enter a port
2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   ph.

   片語

   • 1. interrupt in a conversation or discussion
   • 2. (of a ship) enter a port
   • 3. appoint someone to fulfil a particular role or job
   • 4. make the opposing team take first innings
   • 5. present or submit something formally
   • 6. apply formally for something
   • 7. devote time or effort to something
   • 8. invest money or resources in
   • 9. imagine oneself in a particular situation

   put-in

   • n.
     an act or the right of putting the ball into a scrum: the opposition are awarded the put-in at the scrummage

   Oxford Dictionary

   put someone in

   • ph.
     appoint someone to fulfill a particular role or job

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put stock in

   • ph.
     have a specified amount of belief or faith in

   Oxford Dictionary

   put stock in

   • ph.
     have a specified amount of belief or faith in

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put something in/into

   • ph.
     present or submit something formally

   Oxford Dictionary

   put something in/into

   • ph.
     present or submit something formally

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put in at/into

   • ph.
     (of a ship) enter (a port or harbor)

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put the boot in

   • ph.
     kick someone hard when they are on the ground

   Oxford Dictionary

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   put in

   • ph.
     interrupt in a conversation or discussion

   Oxford American Dictionary