put in

US /pʊt ɪn/
UK /pʊt ɪn/
"put in" picture
1.

to install or place something inside something else

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Can you help me put in this new light fixture?
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She decided to put in a new kitchen.
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installinsertplacefitfix
2.

to contribute or invest time, effort, or money

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Everyone needs to put in some effort to make this project a success.
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He put in a lot of hours working on his thesis.
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contributeinvestdevoteexertapply
3.

to submit or present something formally

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You need to put in your application by Friday.
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The committee will put in a recommendation next week.
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submitpresentlodgefiletender
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