Phrasal Verb - putting on
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.Definition
To prepare oneself or someone else for a situation or role by putting on clothes, make-up, or assuming a particular attitude or behavior. This phrasal verb can also mean to add or attach something to a surface.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I always put on a brave face when I'm around my in-laws. |
| 2 | The actor put on a convincing performance as the villain. |
| 3 | She put on her coat before going outside. |
| 4 | The painter put on several coats of paint to achieve a smooth finish. |
| 5 | He put on weight after quitting smoking. |
| 6 | The company put on a charity event to raise awareness for a cause. |
| 7 | The teacher put on a stern face when the students misbehaved. |
| 8 | The actress put on a wig and makeup to transform into her character. |
| 9 | The construction workers put on hard hats before starting their shift. |
| 10 | The chef put on a show for the guests, preparing a gourmet meal. |