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Put together Meaning in English

expression

ˈpʊt/ /təˈɡɛðɝ
PUUT tuh-GEH-thur
pʊt/ /təɡˈɛðɐ
puut tuh-GEH-thuh

释义

To assemble or arrange the parts of something to make a whole, or to organize ideas or items into a group.

用法与细微差别

Informal, often used for assembling furniture or organizing information. Common collocations: 'put together a plan', 'put together a team', 'put together a report'. Also describes someone's appearance or composure (e.g., 'She always looks very put together'). Avoid confusing with 'put off' (delay).

例句

Can you put together this bookshelf for me?

basic

She put together a list of all the supplies we need.

basic

We need to put together the model before the science fair.

basic

It took us hours to put together all the flat-pack furniture from IKEA.

natural

They asked me to put together a proposal for the new project.

natural

After some practice, he really has himself put together these days.

natural