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put across
verb
- adverb to communicate in a comprehensible way
he couldn't put things across very well
- put one across informal.to get (someone) to accept or believe a claim, excuse, etc, by deception
they put one across their teacher
Example Sentences
"I love fusion and I think it's something that needs to be put across, that all music basically is one music."
This enabled us to film pictures which sufficiently put across the savagery of the storm, without taking a major safety risk.
You expect Fiennes to expertly convey inner turmoil, but it’s the comedic way he puts across the cardinal’s exasperation with petty men that won me over.
“We’re going to continue to see warehouses being put across the street from homes and schools, because it will be OK with the law.”
However, the technology then needs to be able to adapt this to put across the required tone or volume, to put words together in a natural-sounding way.
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