put someone

To "put someone on" is a phrasal verb meaning to trick someone, to deceive someone, to get someone to believe something that isn't true.

I have learnt how to put someone in the heart and go on living, but this life will not change by the time and place.

Achieving this requires that you put a plan in place and put someone in charge of customer communication.

They need to put someone else down to feel good about themselves.

incarcerate: to put (someone) in prison; imprison.

Whenever the government bails someone out of trouble, they always put someone into trouble, plus of course a toll for the troll.

Maybe you want to put someone or something higher on the list.

To put someone in the picture: Example: Meet me after work and I'll put you in the pictureon the Smith Contract.

My cousin is not stupid, but never put someone else Dang Shazi fills he also weigh these rumors.

This is the team. We're trying to go to the moon. If you can't put someone up, please don't put them down.

Allegri might put someone to man-mark Messi, easier said than done.

Now that's a sad thing when you put someone behind you, but its also a happy thing.

Can the government put someone out of business?

It's not that we can put someone in a brain scanner and suddenly read their thoughts.

How can I put someone to the test.

This suggests that CM intended to give MJ a drip, because a 25 mg injection would only put someone to sleep for 5 minutes.

Are you happy about that or would you rather put someone else in control of you?

Put someone on: to trick or deceive sb; to be untruthful

to put someone in danger of doing something

How can I put someone to the test when I thought I got on the bus

put someone in the way of (dated)give someone the opportunity of

put someone in a prison or a secure psychiatric hospital

Put someone to the blush: to make someone ashamed

put someone to the trouble of doing something

put someone or something first

leave out not put someone or something in