Put away Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈpʊt/ /əˈweɪ

PUT uh-WAY

UK

pʊt/ /ɐwˈeɪ

put uh-WAY

التعريف

To move something to its usual place, especially after using it, or (informally) to send someone to prison.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Put away' is informal, common at home ('put away your toys'). It can also mean 'send to prison'—this usage is also informal. For storage, don't confuse with 'throw away' (which means to discard). Often used in commands and daily routines.

• Spanish: guardar - encerrar (prisión)
• Portuguese (BR): guardar - prender (prisão)
• Portuguese (PT): arrumar - prender (prisão)
• Chinese (Simplified): 收起来 - 关起来（入狱）
• Chinese (Traditional): 收起來 - 關起來（入獄）
• Hindi: रख देना - जेल भेजना
• Arabic: وَضَع جانبًا - سَجن
• Bengali: ঠাঁই মতো রাখো - জেল পাঠানো
• Russian: убрать - посадить в тюрьму
• Japanese: 片付ける - しまう - 収監する
• Vietnamese: cất đi - tống vào tù
• Korean: 치우다 - 감옥에 넣다
• Turkish: yerine koymak - hapse atmak
• Urdu: رکھ دینا - جیل بھیج دینا
• Indonesian: menyimpan - memenjarakan

جمل نموذجية

Please put away your clothes after folding them.

basic

After dinner, I always put away the dishes.

basic

Can you put away your books before you go to bed?

basic

He was finally put away for ten years after the trial.

natural

If you don't put away your phone, you won't get dessert.

natural

She quietly put away all the memories in a box under her bed.

natural