puttinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈpʊtɪŋ/
US
/ˈpʊtɪŋ/
Used attributively to modify nouns, especially in golf contexts (e.g., “putting green”).
Traductions
de puttingAu golf.
They practiced on the putting surface before the tournament began.
Ils se sont entraînés sur la surface de putting avant le début du tournoi.
Définitions
Designed for or relating to the act of putting, particularly in golf.
They practiced on the putting surface before the tournament began.
puttingnoun
puttings
pl
Traductions
puttingAu golf.
Her putting was exceptional, allowing her to finish the course with a low score.
Son putting était exceptionnel, ce qui lui a permis de terminer le parcours avec un faible score.
mise en place
The putting of the books on the shelf was done carefully to avoid damage.
La mise en place des livres sur l’étagère a été faite avec soin pour éviter tout dommage.
Traductions supplémentaires
placementPlus général; registre neutre.
Définitions
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

putting

Gerund

put
Past Simple
put
Past Participle
putting
Gerund
UK
/pʊt/
US
/pʊt/
Traductions
She put her savings into a new business venture.
Elle a investi ses économies dans une nouvelle entreprise.
Put your initials next to each correction.
Inscrivez vos initiales à côté de chaque correction.
accorderDans l'expression accorder de l'importance à.
They put a high value on honesty.
Ils accordent une grande valeur à l'honnêteté.
She put the book on the shelf.
Elle a mis le livre sur l'étagère.
He put his feelings into words.
Il a exprimé ses sentiments avec des mots.
Traductions supplémentaires
poserPour déposer ou placer avec soin.
formulerPour une idée, une pensée ou une demande.
Définitions
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

putting

Gerund

putted
Past Simple
putted
Past Participle
putting
Gerund
UK
/pʌt/
US
/pʌt/
Traductions
putterTerme de golf.
She carefully putted the ball, hoping it would roll straight into the hole.
Elle a putté la balle avec soin, espérant qu’elle roulerait droit dans le trou.
Définitions
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.
putnoun
Définitions
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.
puttnoun
Définitions
A gentle stroke in golf made on the putting green in an attempt to place the ball into the hole.
He lined up his putt carefully, hoping to sink the ball in one stroke.
putadjective
Définitions
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.