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put
UK
/pʊt/
US
/pʊt/
put aside
put aside
put aside
put down
put down
put down
put in
put in
put in
put off
put off
put off
put on
put on
put on
put out
put out
put out
put up
put up
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put
verb
put
Past Simple
put
Past Participle
putting
Gerund
UK
/pʊt/
US
/pʊt/
положить
I will put the book on the table.
Я положу книгу на стол.
ставить
Please put the vase on the shelf.
Пожалуйста, поставь вазу на полку.
класть
She likes to put flowers in a vase.
Она любит класть цветы в вазу.
надевать
He put on his jacket before leaving.
Он надел куртку перед выходом.
вкладывать
They put a lot of effort into the project.
Они вложили много усилий в проект.
Additional translations
помещать
устанавливать
закладывать
прилаживать
назначать
Synonyms
place
set
position
lay
deposit
install
establish
assign
arrange
locate
put
noun
puts
pl
UK
/pʊt/
US
/pʊt/
пут
The put option gives the holder the right to sell the asset.
Опцион пут дает держателю право продать актив.
Additional translations
опцион на продажу
Synonyms
put option
sell option
option to sell
put contract
throw
shot
placement
deposit
set-down
put
adjective
UK
/pʊt/
US
/pʊt/
Used attributively in finance to modify nouns such as option, contract, or price.
Synonyms
placed
positioned
set
situated
located
fixed
installed
arranged
laid
Definitions
put
verb
To move or place something in a particular position.
She put the book on the shelf.
To express or state something in a particular way.
He put his feelings into words.
To assign or attribute a particular quality or value to something.
They put a high value on honesty.
To cause someone or something to be in a particular state or condition.
The news put him in a bad mood.
To invest or allocate money in a particular way.
She put her savings into a new business venture.
To write, record, or mark something on a surface.
Put your initials next to each correction.
put
noun
A financial contract giving the holder the right to sell an asset at a specified price before a specified date.
She purchased a put option to hedge against a potential decline in the stock's value.
The act of throwing a heavy weight, especially in the shot-put event of athletics.
His final put won the gold medal with a distance of 22 meters.
put
adjective
Relating to a put option that allows the holder to sell an asset at an agreed price.
She moved her money into put contracts before the market downturn.
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