Put in
/pʊt ɪn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To insert or place something inside a container or space.
- I put in the cake in the oven for baking.
- Could you put in the sugar into the jar for me?
2. To devote or allot time, effort, or resources to something.
- She has put in long hours to complete the project on time.
- If you want to improve, you need to put in more practice.
3. To submit something officially, such as an application or request.
- He put in an application for the job last week.
- Make sure to put in your resignation letter before the deadline.
4. To add a comment or remark during a conversation.
- During the meeting, Sarah put in a few suggestions.
- He put in his thoughts about the proposal during the discussion.
5. To install or set up new equipment or furnishings.
- We decided to put in new kitchen cabinets.
- The company needs to put in more servers to handle the traffic.
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