put something ↔ over

phrasal verbphr v

a) EXPRESS British EnglishBrE to succeed in telling other people your ideas, opinions, feelings etc 传达〔想法、感情等〕

The advert puts over the message clearly and simply: nuclear power is clean.

那则广告简明扼要地表达了这个观点: 核能是清洁能源。

b) put one/something over on somebody informal to deceive someone into believing something that is not true or that is useless 欺骗某人

Nobody could put one over on him.

谁也骗不了他。

Examples from the Corpus

put over• She carried the Mayor's swivel chair, put it down over City Hall, and sat in it.• The Guardian of the Gates found a pair that would just fit Dorothy and put them over her eyes.• She's built like a rugby player, could probably put Ferg over her shoulder, but not this girl.• He put his hands over his mouth and giggled.• I put my hands over my ears and prayed that the ringing would stop.• I whispered again, but this time my mother only put her hand over my mouth and shook her head.• Grandmother painted it and Mother put it over the fireplace in the parlor.• You open the spokes, put them over your head, walk out into the rain, and you get drenched.

put one/something over on somebody• Just put him over on the couch.• They think they've found a way to put one over on the welfare office.• Cantor was pleased to have put one over on their first violinist, Sol Minskoff.• They were trying to put one over on us and would no longer get away with it.

→ put something ↔ over at put(PHRASAL VERB)

单词	put something ↔ over
释义	put something ↔ over put something ↔ over phrasal verbphr v a) EXPRESS British EnglishBrE to succeed in telling other people your ideas, opinions, feelings etc 传达〔想法、感情等〕 The advert puts over the message clearly and simply: nuclear power is clean. 那则广告简明扼要地表达了这个观点: 核能是清洁能源。 b) put one/something over on somebody informal to deceive someone into believing something that is not true or that is useless 欺骗某人 Nobody could put one over on him. 谁也骗不了他。 Examples from the Corpus put over• She carried the Mayor's swivel chair, put it down over City Hall, and sat in it.• The Guardian of the Gates found a pair that would just fit Dorothy and put them over her eyes.• She's built like a rugby player, could probably put Ferg over her shoulder, but not this girl.• He put his hands over his mouth and giggled.• I put my hands over my ears and prayed that the ringing would stop.• I whispered again, but this time my mother only put her hand over my mouth and shook her head.• Grandmother painted it and Mother put it over the fireplace in the parlor.• You open the spokes, put them over your head, walk out into the rain, and you get drenched. put one/something over on somebody• Just put him over on the couch.• They think they've found a way to put one over on the welfare office.• Cantor was pleased to have put one over on their first violinist, Sol Minskoff.• They were trying to put one over on us and would no longer get away with it. → put something ↔ over at put(PHRASAL VERB)
随便看	knock some sense into into somebody's head knock some sense into sb sb head knock some sense into somebody/into somebody's head knock some sense into somebody somebody's head knock something back knock something down knock something into a cocked hat knock something into shape knock something into somebody knock something on the head knock something over knock something together knock something up knock something ↔ together knock spots off knock spots off sb knock spots off somebody knock spots off somebody/something knock spots off something knock spots off sth knock sth back knock sth down knock sth into a cocked hat knock sth into sb knock sth into shape