v.放置；安置，使……前往；（沿某个方向）行驶；写上，印上；说，表达；流向；使处于某状态；把……施加给；把……寄托在；把……用在；指定……价值；估计……为；投入（资金）；提出（问题）；解释（put的现在分词形式）
v.放置（put的现在分词）; 轻击球（putt的现在分词）
v.轻击球，使球入洞的轻击（putt的现在分词形式）
n.投掷；（高尔夫球）打球入洞
-putting───n.投掷；（高尔夫球）打球入洞；v.轻击球，使球入洞的轻击（putt的现在分词形式）；v.放置；安置，使……前往；（沿某个方向）行驶；写上，印上；说，表达；流向；使处于某状态；把……施加给；把……寄托在；把……用在；指定……价值；估计……为；投入（资金）；提出（问题）；解释（put的现在分词形式）
puttying───v.打腻子；嵌油灰；老化（putty的ing形式）
Nutting───n.采拾坚果；上螺母；v.采坚果（nut的ing形式）
butting───n.[建]对接；边界；用头撞人（犯规动作）；v.[建]对接（butt的ing形式）；冲撞；抵触；n.(Butting)人名；(德)布廷
cutting───n.剪报；插枝，插条；狭窄通道，路堑；切割，切断；割下的东西；adj.尖酸刻薄的；严寒的，刺骨的；锋利的；v.切割；凿成；剪短；把……切碎；划破（cut的现在分词）；n.（Cutting）（美、澳、印）卡廷（人名）
gutting───n.去内脏；v.取出内脏（gut的ing形式）
hutting───赫廷
jutting───v.使突出；突出（jut的ing形式）
patting───v.轻拍（pat的现在分词）；n.(Pat)（美、印、墨）帕特（人名）
We got to work on putting the book together.───我们得努力编成这本书。
However, many customers found the smell of this product distinctly off-putting.───然而，很多顾客觉得该产品有一股异味，非常难闻。
He was putting himself at risk.───他在把自己置于危险境地。
She finished putting the milk away and turned around.───她把牛奶收好后转过身来。
She undressed the child before putting her in the tin bath.───她给孩子脱下衣服，然后把她放进锡铁澡盆里。
I would qualify that by putting it into context.───我会把它放入上下文中加以解释。
Shake off any excess flour before putting livers in the pan.───将多余的面粉抖落干净，再把肝脏放进锅中。
He moved around the room, putting his possessions together.───他在屋里走来走去，忙着把自己的东西放在一起。
I believe in seasoning food before putting it on the table.───我认为在把食物端上餐桌前应该先调味。
A retrofit may involve putting in new door jambs.───房子翻新可能需要安装新的门框。
He keeps putting off going to the dentist.───他把看牙医的事一拖再拖。
Yesterday she was incommunicado, putting the finishing touches to her autobiography.───昨天她闭门独处，对她的自传作最后的润色。
Scientists are putting a good face on the troubles.───科学家们对这些困难似乎不以为意。
Why was I putting myself through all this misery?───我为什么要如此自找苦吃啊？
They succeeded in putting Perot's name on the ballot in Florida.───他们成功地让佩罗在佛罗里达州成为了候选人之一。
He was putting up a new fence at his home.───他正在为自己家搭建新的篱笆墙。
They think that any legislation that involved putting down dogs was wrong.───他们认为任何涉及捕杀狗的立法都是错误的。
Sooner or later he may tire of constantly putting himself last.───迟早他会厌倦总是把自己排在最后。