puts, put, putting
to put down
phrasal verbC
To place something on a surface or in a location
- 1She put down the book on the table.
- 2He put down his bag by the door.
To put down means to place something like a book, a cup, or a phone on a table, shelf, or floor. It's like setting something down gently so it stays in one spot. You can put down anything from keys to a sandwich.
Remember to always put down items gently to avoid making noise or causing damage. It's important to be mindful of how you place things to keep them safe and in good condition.
in a store
Choosing the Right Shirt
Matthew
Edward, could you hold this shirt for a moment?
Edward
Sure, but where should I put down the other one?
Matthew
Just place it on the counter over there.
Edward
Alright, I'll do that now.
in a clothing store
Deciding on the Perfect Shirt
Jeffrey
Hey John, can you put down that blue shirt for a moment?
John
Sure, let me just place it on this table.
Jeffrey
Thanks! I think the red one might suit you better.
John
Alright, I'll try the red one on instead.
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