put yourself across
— phrasal verb with put /pʊt/ verb (present tense putting, past tense and past participle put)Definition
› to express your ideas and opinions clearly so that people understand them and realize what you are like as a person: I don't think I managed to put myself across very well in my interview.Expressing and asking opinionsRemarks and remarkingControlling emotions
(Definition of put yourself across from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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put your heart and soul into sth idiom
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put your money where your mouth is idiom
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put your neck on the line idiom
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put your shirt on sth idiom
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put your thinking cap on idiom
- put yourself across phrasal verb
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put yourself in sb's place/position/shoes idiom
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put yourself out phrasal verb
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put-down noun
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put-on noun
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put-up job noun
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Synonyms and related words:
- couch verb
- editorialize verb
- express verb (SHOW)
- far adverb (DISTANCE)
- for my money idiom
- get on your soapbox idiom
- give voice to sth idiom
- propound verb
- put your head over/above the parapet idiom
- run sth by sb phrasal verb
- say verb (THINK)
- sound off phrasal verb
- sounding board noun
- speak out/up phrasal verb
- statement noun
- ventilate verb (MAKE KNOWN)
- vocalize verb
- vociferous adjective
- voice verb
- would modal verb (OPINION)
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