puts in (Meaning)
puts in
to spend (time) especially at some occupation or job, plant, to spend at some activity or place, to enter a harbor or port, to call at or enter a place, to come in with, to make or make as a request, offer, or declaration, to make a formal offer or declaration of, to make an application, request, or offer, plant entry 1 sense 1a
Synonyms & Antonyms of puts in
puts in Sentence Examples
- The heavy weight puts undue strain on the bridge.
- The sunrise puts a golden hue on the horizon.
- The doctor puts a cast on the broken arm.
- The coach puts the players through a rigorous training session.
- The judge puts the defendant on trial for theft.
- The teacher puts a question to the class.
- The gardener puts new plants in the flowerbed.
- The mechanic puts new tires on the car.
- The sculptor puts the finishing touches on the clay bust.
- The writer puts pen to paper to create a masterpiece.
FAQs About the word puts in
to spend (time) especially at some occupation or job, plant, to spend at some activity or place, to enter a harbor or port, to call at or enter a place, to come
plants, seeds, sows,drills,broadcasts, pots, beds, transplants, replants, scatters
gathers, reaps,harvests,
The heavy weight puts undue strain on the bridge.
The sunrise puts a golden hue on the horizon.
The doctor puts a cast on the broken arm.
The coach puts the players through a rigorous training session.
