Put it past Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈpʊt/ /ˈɪt/, /ɪt/ /ˈpæst

PUT it PAST

UK

pʊt/ /ˈɪt/ /pˈɑːst

put it PAHST

परिभाषा

To believe that someone is capable of doing something, often something bad, surprising, or unexpected, usually used in the negative as 'I wouldn't put it past (someone)'.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Commonly used in the negative ('wouldn't put it past someone'); signals suspicion or lack of surprise if someone did something bad or sneaky. Often informal and used when talking about people you know.

• Spanish: creer capaz de - dudar que alguien sería capaz de
• Portuguese (BR): achar capaz de - desconfiar que alguém faria algo
• Portuguese (PT): achar capaz de - duvidar que alguém faria algo
• Chinese (Simplified): 认为某人做得出来
• Chinese (Traditional): 認為某人做得出來
• Hindi: किसी से (कुछ बुरा) उम्मीद करना
• Arabic: استبعد أن يقوم (بشيء سلبي)
• Bengali: অবিশ্বাস করা যাবে না (কোনো কিছু খারাপ করতে পারে)
• Russian: не удивлюсь, если - не поставил бы мимо (кого-то)
• Japanese: 〜がやりかねない
• Vietnamese: không ngạc nhiên nếu - không loại trừ khả năng
• Korean: 못할 사람 아니다
• Turkish: yapmasına şaşırmam - hiç şaşmam
• Urdu: کچھ بعید نہیں سمجھنا
• Indonesian: tidak heran jika - bukan hal yang mustahil bagi

उदाहरण वाक्य

I wouldn't put it past him to take the last cookie.

basic

Don't put it past her to lie to get what she wants.

basic

I wouldn't put it past my brother to play a prank on me.

basic

Honestly, I wouldn't put it past her to forget our meeting.

natural

After what he did last time, I wouldn't put it past him to do it again.

natural

You never know with Jake—I wouldn't put it past him to show up late.

natural