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Definitions from the WebTerm: put aroundDescription:Put around is a versatile phrasal verb that can be used in different contexts. It generally means to encircle or surround something or someone with another object or by taking a particular action. Part of speech:
Senses/Usages:1. Transitive verb:a) To encircle or surround: When used as a transitive verb, put around means to enclose or envelop something or someone with an object. Example: He put a fence around his garden to keep the rabbits out. Related products: Garden fences on Amazon b) To spread or circulate: Put around as a phrasal verb refers to the act of making information, an idea, or a rumor known to a wide audience. Example: The news quickly put around that the company was going bankrupt. Related products: News spreaders on Amazon Note: The descriptions and examples given above are for illustrative purposes only. The actual content should align with the specific requirements of the dictionary site. | ||||
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