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Verb put across has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: put acrossPart of Speech: Verb phrase Sense 1: to communicate or convey a message effectively Example sentence: John was able to put across his point of view during the meeting. Sense 2: to successfully explain or make something understood Example sentence: The teacher used various examples to put the difficult concept across to the students. Part of Speech: Phrasal verb Sense 1: to convey a particular idea, emotion, or attitude through non-verbal means Example sentence: The actor's facial expressions and body language put across the character's emotions effectively. Sense 2: to physically transport or move something from one place to another Example sentence: Please put the books across the room on the bookshelf. Part of Speech: Adjective phrase Sense 1: referring to something that is widely known or accepted by many people Example sentence: Their new song has become a put across hit among music lovers. Sense 2: referring to something that is specific or relevant to a particular locality or community Example sentence: The café offers a menu that includes both popular dishes and put across delicacies. Related Products: | ||||
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