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381 PHRASAL VERBS

 put in for (tr)

 apply for a job; [işe başvurmak]

He told me that he would never put in for a teaching job.

 put off (tr)

 postpone or delay sth; [ertelemek, tehir etmek, geciktirmek]

They had to put off their wedding until April.

Do you mind if we put off the meeting?

 discourage or upset sb; [cesaretini, hevesini kırmak, soğutmak]

What you said is enough to put me off.
The shop assistant’s manners put me off yesterday.

 disturb sb, distract sb; [rahatsız etmek, dikkatini dağıtmak]

My brother always puts me off while I am studying.
The sudden noise put me off when I was trying to concentrate.

 put on (tr)

 get dressed in sth; [giymek]
Put your coat on before going out. It’s cold outside today.

 add (some amount) to the price of sth; [ilave etmek, eklemek, katmak]

The government has put six pence on the price of oil.
The bill came to twenty pounds but the waiter put on a bit extra.

 put out (tr)

 extinguish (light, fire vs); [(ışık, ateş vs) söndürmek]

Put out the lights before going to your bed.
The fire brigade managed to put out the fire in a short time.

 produce, generate sth; [üretmek, imal etmek]

The plant puts out 680 cars a week.

 issue or publish; [(kitap) yayımlamak]

The Ministry of Culture put out a pamphlet explaining the importance of tourism for our
country.