puts, put, putting
to put across
phrasal verb
To communicate an idea or message clearly
- 1She managed to put across her point effectively.
- 2He struggled to put across his ideas in the meeting.
To put across means to make someone understand your thoughts or feelings clearly. It's like explaining something in a way that others can easily get what you're trying to say. It's important to put across your ideas effectively when speaking or writing in English.
Remember, body language and tone of voice can also help put your ideas across effectively. Make sure to maintain eye contact, use gestures, and vary your intonation to enhance your communication.
at a sports event
Clear Communication During the Game
James
Betty, I think the coach needs to put across his strategy better to the team.
Betty
I agree, James. The players seem confused about their positions.
James
Exactly, a clear message would make a big difference.
Betty
Let's hope they figure it out before the next half.
on a scenic path through the woods
Expressing Ideas in Nature
Timothy
I think it's important to put across our plans before we start.
Michael
Absolutely, clear communication will keep us on track.
Timothy
I'll make sure everyone knows the route and timing.
Michael
Great, that will help avoid any confusion along the way.
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