puts, put, putting
to put together
phrasal verbC
To create something by combining different elements
- 1They put together a beautiful song.
- 2She put together a delicious meal.
When you make something by joining different parts, you are doing this action. For example, if you take bread, cheese, and ham and make a sandwich, you are doing it. It means to take separate things and make one new thing from them.
People often say "put together" when organizing events, like "She put together a birthday party," meaning she arranged all the parts to make the party happen.
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at the train station
Planning the Trip
Cynthia
I can't believe we managed to put together this trip so quickly.
Daniel
Yeah, booking the tickets and finding a hotel was easier than I thought.
Cynthia
And don't forget about the itinerary. It looks perfect!
Daniel
Absolutely, everything came together nicely.
at the municipal office
Organizing the Event
Stephanie
We need to put together a proposal for the community event.
Matthew
Absolutely, let's combine our ideas and resources.
Stephanie
I'll handle the budget and you can work on the schedule.
Matthew
Sounds good, we'll have everything ready by next week.
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Similar to "to put together":
- 1create
- 2compose
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