put together

put together
transitive verb
zusammensetzen [Bauteile, Scherben, Steine, Einzelteile, Maschine usw.]; ordnen [Gedanken]; erstellen, ausarbeiten [Begründung, Argumentation]
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(to construct: The vase broke, but I managed to put it together again.) zusammensetzen
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◆ put together
vt
▪ to \put together together ⇆ sth etw zusammensetzen; machine, model, radio etw zusammenbauen
to \put together together a [jigsaw] puzzle puzzeln
to \put together sth back together etw wieder zusammensetzen; machine, model, radio etw wieder zusammenbauen
2. (place near)
▪ to \put together sth together etw zusammenschieben
let's \put together these tables together lass uns diese Tische zusammenschieben
3. (make)
▪ to \put together together ⇆ sth etw zusammenstellen
to \put together together a joint venture sich akk in einem Jointventure zusammentun
to \put together together a dinner/snack ein Mittagessen/einen Imbiss fertig machen
to \put together together a list eine Liste aufstellen
to \put together together a plan einen Plan entwerfen [o ausarbeiten
4. MATH (add)
to \put together 10 and 15 together 10 und 15 zusammenzählen [o addieren]; (fig)
she earns more than all the rest of us \put together together sie verdient mehr als wir alle zusammengenommen
5. FOOD (mix)
▪ to \put together together ⇆ sth etw mischen
6.
▶ to \put together two and two together zwei und zwei zusammenzählen
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put together v/t
1. zusammensetzen, auch ein Schriftwerk zusammenstellen
2. konstruieren, bauen
3. zusammenzählen:
all put together alle(s) zusammen; → academic.ru/77269/two">two A 2
4. zusammenstecken: → head Bes Redew
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transitive verb
zusammensetzen [Bauteile, Scherben, Steine, Einzelteile, Maschine usw.]; ordnen [Gedanken]; erstellen, ausarbeiten [Begründung, Argumentation]
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p.p.
zusammengetan (alt.Rechtschreibung) p.p. v.
zusammen getan v.
zusammen tun v.

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