to put on

基本解釋

On New Year’s Eve (spent in our apartment), she asked me to put on a black bow tie and dinner jacket.
新年的前夜（我們?cè)诠⒍冗^(guò)），她要我打上黑色蝴蝶結(jié)領(lǐng)帶竝穿上無(wú)尾禮服。
You also know how incredibly frustrating it can be when they refuse to put on their boots 2 minutes after you should have left the house.
你也會(huì)了解到，在你2分鍾前就應(yīng)該出發(fā)的時(shí)候他們還是不願(yuàn)意把靴子穿上是多麼讓人沮喪。
What does it mean to put on the uniform, navigate the streets, heft the weight, and learn the city from a unique and intimate perspective?
穿上制服、清掃各個(gè)街道、擧起沉重的垃圾、從一個(gè)僅有的親密角度認(rèn)識(shí)這個(gè)城市，其意味著什麼？

For many Americans, summer is a time to put on swim wear and spend time at the sea or a lake.
I learn of their menu, their hours, whatever they want to put on their receipt they can put there.
讓我了解到他們的菜單，讓我了解到了他們的時(shí)間，他們想在收據(jù)上寫(xiě)什麼,就可以在上麪寫(xiě)什麼。
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Some aristocrats began to put on western style wigs, such as you could find at the court of Versailles.
一些俄國(guó)貴族開(kāi)始戴上了西方風(fēng)格的假發(fā),這樣的假發(fā)你可以在凡爾賽的宮廷裡麪見(jiàn)到
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We have to put on a massive show for the rest of the season.
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