Put over Meaning in English
expression
释义
To explain something in a clear way so people understand it, or (informal) to do something successfully, sometimes by clever methods.
用法与细微差别
Often used for effective communication ("put your ideas over") or successfully completing something tricky (mainly informal, British English). Not the same as "put off" or "put up with". In American English, less common; "get across" is more frequent for explaining.
例句
She tried to put over her point during the meeting.
basic
It can be hard to put over new ideas to a large audience.
basic
He managed to put over his plan without any problems.
basic
She really knows how to put over a complicated subject.
natural
They tried to put over a joke but nobody laughed.
natural
Some politicians know just how to put over their message to the public.
natural