putting

UK /ˈpʊtɪŋ/ US [ˈpʰʊɾɪŋ]
noun 4

Collocations

5

ADJ.

inside, overseas, sick, sooner, together

She's putting together a bookshelf she ordered online last week.

VERB + PUTTING

agreed, don't, interest, like, proposing, reinforced, risk, stop

I don't like putting too much salt in my food because it makes me feel bloated.

PUTTING + NOUN

al, cart, clock, everything, money, p, peg, steel

She's putting money aside each month for her daughter's college fund.

PREP.

after, from, in, in, into, off, on, on

I spent the afternoon putting off my homework until the last minute.

ADV.

again, aside, away, instead, mildly, only, rather, really

She kept putting her worries aside and focused on finishing the project.

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