Pronunciation: /pʊt əˈkrɔs/
verb to communicate or explain something clearly and effectively
A1 I tried to put across my idea using simple words.
A2 She struggled to put across her feelings to her friends.
B1 The presenter was able to put across the importance of recycling in a clear way.
B2 The politician skillfully put across his policies during the debate.
C1 The artist effectively put across the emotions of the painting through vivid colors and brush strokes.
C2 The author's ability to put across complex themes in his novels is truly impressive.
adverb in a way that is easily understood or accepted
A1 She tried to put across her point using simple language.
A2 The teacher put across the importance of studying for the exam.
B1 The presenter was able to put across the benefits of the new product effectively.
B2 He struggled to put across his ideas clearly during the debate.
C1 The author's ability to put across complex themes in his writing is impressive.
C2 The politician was skilled at putting across his policies in a persuasive manner.
formal During the presentation, the speaker was able to put across his ideas clearly and concisely.
informal I tried to put across my point of view, but no one seemed to be listening.
slang She really knows how to put her thoughts across in a way that everyone can understand.
figurative The artist used vibrant colors to put across the feeling of joy in her painting.
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