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PHRASAL VERBS 382

 embarrass, put sb in an awkward position; [üzmek, gücendirmek, canını sıkmak]

His tactless questions put me out.
What you told her last night put her out.

 put through (tr)

 complete or conclude sth successfully; [başarıyla tamamlamak, sonuçlandırmak]

Finally, the boss put through the business deal.

We put through our programme in record time.
I couldn’t understand how he put through his plan in such a bad situation.

 allow sb. to speak to sb. making a telephone connection; [(telefonda) –e bağlamak]

When Mr Genç comes, you will put the call through to me.
Could you put me through to the boss, please.
-Your son, sir! - Oh, put him through.

 put up (tr)

 provide accommodation for sb; [misafir etmek, evinde yatırmak]

He put us up for the weekend.

 present sb as a candidate in an election; [aday göstermek]

The X Party hopes to put up a number of candidate in the General Election.

 raise or hoist sth; [havaya kaldırmak]

The teacher tells us to put our hands up if we want to ask a question.
We put the flag up on Fridays.

 build or erect; [inşa etmek]

My father has put up many blocks of flats this year.
These buildings were put up in the 1980’s.

 present (an idea, etc) for discussion or consideration; [sunmak, arz etmek]

They put up a proposal in the meeting.
Do you know who put up this argument?