Put on
/pʊt ɒn/A2
Beginner
1. To dress oneself in an item of clothing.
- I always put on my coat before leaving the house.
- She put on her favorite dress for the party.
2. To apply or start using something such as makeup, cream, etc.
- She put on some sunscreen before going to the beach.
- He takes a moment to put on his glasses after waking up.
3. To gain weight.
- I've put on a few pounds since the holidays.
- He started to put on weight after he stopped exercising regularly.
4. To assume a particular expression or attitude.
- She put on a brave face despite the bad news.
- He put on an air of confidence before the interview.
5. To produce or present a performance or show.
- The theater company put on an amazing show last night.
- The students worked hard to put on a play for the school.
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