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put together

Meanings
  • Phrasal Verb

    To join or combine various things or parts into a single whole.

    - "The children put the puzzle together."
    - "We put the furniture back in the room."
    - "Can you help me put these clothes in the hamper?"
  • Transitive Verb

    To arrange or compose something, such as a speech or a story.

    - "The politician put together a compelling campaign."
    - "The author put the final touches on her novel."
Rhymes
Words rhyming with put together
together , bother , another , other
Variants
List of all variants of put together that leads to same result
put , put forth , put forward , put her finger on , put her foot down , put her foot in her mouth , put his finger on , put his foot down , put his foot in his mouth , put in mind , put my finger on , put my foot down , put my foot in my mouth , put one's finger on , put one's foot down , put one's foot in one's mouth , put our feet down , put our feet in our mouth , put our feet in our mouths , put our finger on , put our foot down , put paid to , put the arm on , put the bite on , put the finger on , put the make on , put their feet down , put their feet in their mouth , put their feet in their mouths , put their finger on , put their foot down , put to bed , put to it , put together , put your finger on , put your foot down , put your foot in your mouth , puts , puts forth , puts forward , puts her finger on , puts her foot down , puts her foot in her mouth , puts his finger on , puts his foot down , puts his foot in his mouth , puts in mind , puts one's finger on , puts one's foot down , puts one's foot in one's mouth , puts paid to , puts the arm on , puts the bit on , puts the finger on , puts the make on , puts to bed , puts to it , puts together , putting , putting forth , putting forward , putting her finger on , putting her foot down , putting her foot in her mouth , putting his finger on , putting his foot down , putting his foot in his mouth , putting in mind , putting my finger on , putting my foot down , putting my foot in my mouth , putting one's finger on , putting one's foot down , putting one's foot in one's mouth , putting our feet down , putting our feet in our mouth , putting our feet in our mouths , putting our finger on , putting our foot down , putting paid to , putting the arm on , putting the bite on , putting the finger on , putting the make on , putting their feet down , putting their feet in their mouth , putting their feet in their mouths , putting their finger on , putting their foot down , putting to bed , putting to it , putting together , putting your finger on , putting your foot down , put one's life back together , put his life back together , put her life back together , put my life back together , put your life back together , put their life back together , put their lives back together , put our lives back together , puts one's life back together , puts his life back together , puts her life back together , puts my life back together , puts your life back together , puts their life back together , puts their lives back together , puts our lives back together , putting one's life back together , putting his life back together , putting her life back together , putting my life back together , putting your life back together , putting their life back together , putting their lives back together , putting our lives back together , put (something) together with , put something together with , put together with , puts (something) together with , putting (something) together with , put our heads together , put their heads together , put their/our/your heads together , put your heads together , put two and two together
Forms
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putting (present participle), puts (third person singular present), put (past tense), put (past participle), puts together (present continuous)

Etymology
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The phrase 'put together' comes from Old English 'pettan', meaning 'to assemble' or 'to gather'.

Trivia
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  1. The term 'put together' is often used in the context of assembling furniture.

  2. The phrase 'putting it all together' is commonly used to describe the process of completing a project.

Related Concepts
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  1. assemble: To gather and bring things together in order to form a cohesive whole.

  2. compose: To create something, especially a piece of music or literature, by putting parts together.

Culture
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In literature, 'put together' has been used metaphorically to describe the creation of a cohesive narrative or the resolution of conflicts. In music, it can refer to the arrangement of musical elements into a harmonious whole.

How to Memorize "put together"

  1. visualize

    - Visualize putting pieces of a puzzle together to form a complete picture.
    - Imagine combining various ingredients to make a meal.

  2. associate

    - Associate the phrase 'put together' with the idea of bringing things together.
    - Think of the phrase 'putting the pieces together' when remembering the meaning.

  3. mnemonics

    - Use the mnemonic 'P-U-T: Put Unrelated Things Together' to remember the meaning.
    - Create a mental image of a puzzle with the pieces labeled 'P', 'U', 'T'.

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