PUT

• put down- dejar
  How much did you have to put doown as a deposit on you house?

• put smthg on- ponerse
  It’s cold. Put your coat on when you go out.

• put up - poner
  George put up a ladder against the wall.

• put up with- soportar
  He is very bad-tempered. Idon´t know how she can put up with him.

• put on- encender
  It’s dark in here.I’ll put the light on.

• put off- retrasar
  We’ll have to put the match off until next week because of the rain.

• put out- molestar ( put the rubbish out)
  I’ll be all right. Please don´t put yourself out on my account. ( no te molestes por mi)

• Put up- levantar
  Put up yor hands!

• put somebody off-arruinar, estropear, disuadir a alguien de hacer algo
  He talked so much whil ewe were playing chess that he put me off my game.

• put somebody up- acoger
  They arrived suddenly with nowhere to stay so I put them up for the night.