Put across
/ˈpʊt əˈkrɒs/B2
UpperIntermediate
1. To successfully communicate an idea or piece of information.
- She put across her ideas very clearly during the presentation.
- The teacher managed to put across the complex topic in a way that everyone could understand.
2. To convey oneself or one’s abilities in a certain way, often positively.
- He tried to put himself across as a competent candidate during the interview.
- The artist managed to put her personality across through her unique artworks.
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