putting on

1.〈美俚〉哄骗,假话

1.to cover a part of your body with a piece of clothing or jewelry so that you are wearing it

2.to spread a cream, liquid, powder, or other substance on your skin or hair in order to make it softer, healthier, or more attractive

3.to cause something to affect someone or something

4.if you put on weight, you become fatter

5.to risk a particular amount of money by trying to guess the result of a race or competition

6.to pretend to have a particular feeling or a particular way of speaking or behaving

7.to pass the telephone to someone so they can speak to the person you have been talking to

8.to start cooking something

9.to organize an event, show, performance, etc.

10.to provide a bus, train, etc. for people to use

11.to make a machine or piece of equipment start working, especially by pressing a switch; to put a video, CD, etc. in a piece of equipment so that you can watch it or listen to it

12.to say what medical treatment someone should have

13.to show a particular level of skill or ability in doing something, especially in a competition

14.to make someone responsible for dealing with something

15.to record something in an account so that someone can pay for it later

16.to try to make someone believe something that is not true

17.to add an amount of money to the cost or value of something