put back

put back
transitive verb
1)

put the book back — das Buch zurücktun

put the book back on the shelf — das Buch wieder ins Regal stellen

2)

put the clock back [one hour] — die Uhr [eine Stunde] zurückstellen; see also academic.ru/13497/clock">clock 1. 1)

3) (delay) zurückwerfen
4) (postpone) verschieben
* * *
(to return to its proper place: Did you put my keys back?) zurücklegen
* * *
put back
vt
1. (replace)
to \put back back ⇆ sth etw zurückstellen [o zurücklegen]
\put back that book back on[to] the shelf, please stell das Buch bitte wieder in das Regal
to \put back sth back together etw wieder zusammensetzen [o zusammenbauen]
to \put back sth back on clothes etw wieder anziehen
3. (postpone)
to \put back back ⇆ sth etw verschieben; time, clock etw zurückstellen
the economic crisis has \put back us back at least two months die Wirtschaftskrise hat uns bestimmt zwei Monate zurückgeworfen
4. SCH (not progress)
to \put back sb back jdn eine Klasse zurückstufen
5. esp BRIT (fam: drink a lot)
to \put back back ⇆ sth etw trinken [o BRD picheln] fam
* * *
put back
A v/t
1. zurückschieben, -stellen, -tun: place A 5
2. die Uhr zurückstellen, den Zeiger zurückdrehen: clock1 A 1
3. fig aufhalten, hemmen
4. SCHULE einen Schüler zurückversetzen
5. verschieben (two days um zwei Tage)
B v/i besonders SCHIFF umkehren, zurückkehren (to nach, in akk)
* * *
transitive verb
1)

put the book back — das Buch zurücktun

put the book back on the shelf — das Buch wieder ins Regal stellen

2)

put the clock back [one hour] — die Uhr [eine Stunde] zurückstellen; see also clock 1. 1)

3) (delay) zurückwerfen
4) (postpone) verschieben
* * *
adj.
nachgestellt adj.

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