Put into practice Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To use an idea, plan, or knowledge in real life instead of just talking or thinking about it.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal or neutral. Common with 'ideas', 'advice', 'skills', and 'theory'. Means moving from theory to action. Do not confuse with 'practice' as a noun meaning 'habit' or 'repeated exercise'.
Example Sentences
She wants to put into practice what she learned in class.
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It is important to put into practice safe driving tips.
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New teachers try to put into practice different teaching methods.
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You've read a lot about meditation, but have you actually put it into practice?
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It's one thing to know a theory, but much harder to put it into practice every day.
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After the workshop, everyone was eager to put into practice what they'd learned.
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