verb 1. to place something somewhere ○ Did you remember to put the milk in the fridge? ○ Where do you want me to put this book? 2. to say in words ○ If you put it like that, the proposal seems attractive. ○ Can I put a question to the speaker? 3. □ to put the shot to throw a heavy ball as a sport ○ He has put the shot further than any other athlete in our team.
slang
an obsolete slang term representing the modern “bloke” or “cove.”
It was generally applied to elderly persons.
It was generally applied to elderly persons.
Timon shrugged. "Who cares? You've got to put the past behind you. Hakuna Matata!"
The scentence about “The Lion King”.
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