1.增目
1.to spend a particular amount of time doing something, or to make a particular amount of effort in order to do something
2.to fix something such as equipment in the place where it will be used and make it ready to use
3.to make an official request, claim, offer, etc.
4.to invest money in a business or an account
5.to elect a politician to a legislature or a political party to govern a country; to choose someone for a job or position, especially an important one
6.to give something such as your trust or responsibility for your safety to someone or something
7.if a ship puts in, it stops at a port
8.to say something that interrupts someone who is speaking
1.to spend a particular amount of time doing something, or to make a particular amount of effort in order to do something
2.to fix something such as equipment in the place where it will be used and make it ready to use
3.to make an official request, claim, offer, etc.
4.to invest money in a business or an account
5.to elect a politician to a legislature or a political party to govern a country; to choose someone for a job or position, especially an important one
6.to give something such as your trust or responsibility for your safety to someone or something
7.if a ship puts in, it stops at a port
8.to say something that interrupts someone who is speaking
1.As soon as she heard it was a shoulder problem she got the diagram and was told what questions to ask and was putting in those answers.
一旦她听到它是她所有的一个肩问题图表而且被告诉什麽询问问并且正在那些答案中放。
2.Danica: How do you know he wasn't sweet-talking her for you? He could have been putting in a good word for you, you know.
你怎么知道他不是在替你说好话？你要知道，他有可能是在帮你说好话。
3.His father had been a civil engineer and earth mover, and Mr. Cameron had memories of his father putting in sewage and water systems.
他的父亲是一位土木工程师，经常自己动手“大兴土木”，卡梅伦还记得父亲亲自组装上、下水系统的情形。
4.First, clean the joint carefully. Then loosely assemble the joint by putting in the bottom two or three bolts.
首先细心地清洗连接处，然后，在底座部疏松地装上两个或三个螺栓。
5.The amount of money and effort required to grab them depends on how much your rivals are putting in.
而你为了获得它们而必须投入的金钱和努力完全取决于竞争者为此投入了多少。
6."It was a good reward for the work the players have been putting in every training session, " he said.
“那是对球员们每堂训练课上努力工作的最好奖赏，”他说到。
7.TILL THEN, thank you so much to you all, for organising, putting in so much effort, and of course for turning up.
对于今天的徒步旅行，非常感谢大家所有人，感谢你们的组织，感谢你们的百般努力，当然也感谢大家来捧场。
8.When reloading, the Soldier's hand will animate as if he's putting in rockets. However, the rockets are not seen.
当填充弹药时，士兵的手会作出填充火箭弹药的动作，但是却看不到火箭弹药。
9.But instead of putting in place more effective internal risk management measures, SASAC seems to be focusing on outsourcing the problem.
不过国资委似乎专注于把问题转嫁到国外，而不是制定更有效的内部风险管理措施。
10.Indeed you might take the view that you now have a golden opportunity to get what you want, and it's just a question of putting in the work.
实际上你会有个黄金机遇去得到你想要的，看你想不想接受这份工作了。