出处：参《朗文英汉双解词典》作者：zhangying

　　Put something on

　　1.to put a piece of clothing on your body.

　　穿上；戴上。

　　Example: Put your coat on before you go outside.

　　例句：出门前把你的外套穿上。

　　2.to put make-up, cream etc on your skin.

　　Example: It takes Julie about half an hour to put her make-up on every morning.

　　举例：每天早晨朱丽叶要花费半小时化妆。

　　3.to make a light or a piece of electrical or gas equipment start working by pressing or turning a button.

　　把…打开。

　　Example: Shall I put the kettle on?

　　4. to put a record, TAPE or CD into a machine and start playing it.

　　把…放在…上。

　　5.to pretend to have a certain feeling, opinion, way of speaking etc especially in order to get attention.

　　装出；假装；伪称有…。

　　Example: put on an air of innocence装出无辜的样子；put on airs摆架子

　　6.put on weight, to become fatter and heavier.

　　增加；添上。

　　Example: put on weight增加体重；

　　put on extra buses during the rush hours.高峰时刻加开公共汽车。

　　7.to arrange or perform a show, concert, play etc.

　　举行，召开；上演

　　Example: We’re putting on a concert to raise money for famine victims.我们正在举行一场音乐会，为受饥饿困扰的人筹集资金。

　　8.to start cooking something

　　开始烹调

　　Example: Robbie will be home in ten minutes; I’d better put the potatoes on. Robbie 10分钟后回来，我要把马铃薯烧好。

　　9.You’re putting me on! Spoken, especially AmE used to tell someone that you think they are joking.你不是在和我开玩笑吧！美国口语，通常用于在别人告诉你某事时，你认为他是在开玩笑。

　　Example:“They offered me a raise at work.”“You’re putting me on!”举例：他们给我加工资了，你不是在和我开玩笑吧！

　　10.put on a brake刹车