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puttinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈpʊtɪŋ/
US
/ˈpʊtɪŋ/
Used attributively to modify nouns, especially in golf contexts (e.g., “putting green”).
Synonyms
embarrassing
disconcerting
awkward
unsettling
discomfiting
humiliating
mortifying
puttingnoun
puttings
pl
Additional translations
введение
вставка
помещение
Synonyms
placement
arrangement
positioning
setting
installation
putverb

putting

Gerund

put
Past Simple
put
Past Participle
putting
Gerund
UK
/pʊt/
US
/pʊt/
I will put the book on the table.
Я положу книгу на стол.
Please put the vase on the shelf.
Пожалуйста, поставь вазу на полку.
She likes to put flowers in a vase.
Она любит класть цветы в вазу.
He put on his jacket before leaving.
Он надел куртку перед выходом.
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
puttverb

putting

Gerund

putted
Past Simple
putted
Past Participle
putting
Gerund
UK
/pʌt/
US
/pʌt/
Synonyms
stroke
hit
tap
drive
place

Definitions

puttinggerund / present participle
Designed for or relating to the act of putting, particularly in golf.
They practiced on the putting surface before the tournament began.
puttingnoun
The act of placing something in a particular position or location.
The putting of the books on the shelf was done carefully to avoid damage.
In golf, the act of hitting a golf ball lightly with a putter towards or into the hole on the green.
Her putting was exceptional, allowing her to finish the course with a low score.
putverb
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.
puttverb
To hit a golf ball gently on a putting green, aiming to get it into the hole.
She carefully putted the ball, hoping it would roll straight into the hole.
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