{"id":1536,"date":"2010-07-21T07:00:28","date_gmt":"2010-07-21T11:00:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/?p=1536"},"modified":"2010-07-21T07:00:28","modified_gmt":"2010-07-21T11:00:28","slug":"phrasal-verbs-com-o-verbo-to-put","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/2010\/07\/21\/phrasal-verbs-com-o-verbo-to-put\/","title":{"rendered":"Phrasal verbs com o verbo to put"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hello, there! How are you doing?<\/em><\/p>\n

O verbo to put<\/em> (p\u00f4r, colocar) tem v\u00e1rios phrasal verbos bem comuns usados nas conversas di\u00e1rias.<\/p>\n

1. put aside<\/strong> – guardar, economizar, reservar<\/p>\n

I’m putting <\/strong>some money aside <\/strong>for my trip next year.<\/em> – Estou guardando dinheiro para minha viagem ano que vem.
\nYou should put aside<\/strong> some time to be with your kids.<\/em> – Voc\u00ea deveria reservar um tempinho para estar com seus filhos.<\/p>\n

2. put away<\/strong> – guardar, colocar no lugar<\/p>\n

Timmy, I’ve told you a thousand times to put <\/strong>your toys away<\/strong>.<\/em> – Timmy, j\u00e1 te disse mil vezes para guardar seus brinquedos.
\nI was putting away<\/strong> the grocery when he called.<\/em> – Eu estava guardando as compras quando ele ligou.<\/p>\n

3. put off<\/strong> – adiar, procrastinar, deixar algo para depois<\/p>\n

They put off<\/strong> the test because the teacher got sick. <\/em>– Eles adiaram o teste pois o professor adoeceu.
\nDon’t put off<\/strong> till tomorrow what you can do today.<\/em> – N\u00e3o deixe para amanh\u00e3 o que voc\u00ea pode fazer hoje.<\/p>\n

4. put on<\/strong> – vestir, usar (roupas, \u00f3culos, perfume)<\/p>\n

Put <\/strong>your coat on<\/strong>, it’s cold outside.<\/em> – Coloque seu casaco, est\u00e1 frio l\u00e1 fora.
\nShe put on<\/strong> too much perfume<\/em>. – Ela colocou muito perfume.<\/p>\n

5. put out<\/strong> – colocar para fora, apagar (cigarro, fogo)<\/p>\n

Put out<\/strong> the trash, will you? <\/em>– Coloque o lixo na rua, por favor.
\nYou can’t smoke here, so put out<\/strong> your cigarette.<\/em> – Voc\u00ea n\u00e3o pode fumar aqui, ent\u00e3o apague seu cigarro.<\/p>\n

6. put up<\/strong> – hospedar, alojar<\/p>\n

Can you put <\/strong>me up <\/strong>on the weekend?<\/em> – Posso dormir na sua casa no fim de semana?
\nShe’s putting <\/strong>me up <\/strong>for a couple of weeks.<\/em> – Ela vai me hospedar por algumas semanas.<\/p>\n

7. put up with<\/strong> – suportar, aguentar algo<\/p>\n

I can’t put up with<\/strong> this anymore!<\/em> – N\u00e3o aguento mais isso!
\nHow can you put up with<\/strong> that?<\/em> – Como voc\u00ea pode suportar isso?<\/p>\n

This is it for today! See y’all tomorrow!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Hello, there! How are you doing? O verbo to put (p\u00f4r, colocar) tem v\u00e1rios phrasal verbos bem comuns usados nas conversas di\u00e1rias. 1. put aside – guardar, economizar, reservar I’m putting some money aside for my trip next year. – Estou guardando dinheiro para minha viagem ano que vem. You should put aside some time…<\/p>\n

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