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put together

pʊt təˈɡɛðər

neutral
beginner
Base verb:
put
Particle:
together
Separable:
Yes

What does "put together" mean?

  1. To assemble something from separate parts
  2. To create or organize something
  3. To combine things to make a whole

Examples

  • It took me three hours to put together the IKEA furniture.
  • We need to put together a proposal for the client.
  • She put together a beautiful photo album for her parents.
  • Can you put together a team for the project?
  • Let me put together some ideas and get back to you.

How to use it

'More than all the others put together' is a common expression meaning combined total. Very useful in professional settings.

Word order

Separable: 'put something together' or 'put together something'

Similar expressions

assemble
construct
create
organize
compile

Opposites

take apart
disassemble
dismantle

Related phrasal verbs

  • put on

    To place clothing or accessories on your body

  • put off

    To postpone or delay something

  • put up

    To build or erect something

  • put down

    To place something on a surface

  • put away

    To return something to its proper place

  • put out

    To extinguish a fire or cigarette

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