puts, put, putting
to put away
phrasal verbC
Store something in its usual place after use
- 1Please put away your toys after playing.
- 2She put away the groceries in the cupboard.
To put away means to place something back where it belongs after you are done using it. For example, after you finish playing with your toys, you should put them away in the toy box. It helps keep things organized and tidy.
Remember, putting things away right after you use them will save you time later on. It's easier to find what you need when everything is in its proper place.
by the shore
Packing Up After a Day in the Sun
Joseph
It's getting late, we should start packing up.
Ashley
Yeah, let's put away the towels and the cooler.
Joseph
I'll handle the chairs and umbrella.
Ashley
Great, everything will be ready for next time.
by the shore
Tidy Up Time by the Waves
Daniel
We should start packing up before it gets dark.
Kimberly
Good idea. I'll put away the towels in the bag.
Daniel
I'll gather the toys and put them in the basket.
Kimberly
Great, let's make sure we don't leave anything behind.
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Similar to "to put away":
- 1store
- 2tidy
- 3organize