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Term: put across

Part of Speech: Verb

Senses:

1. To successfully convey or communicate a message, idea, or information to someone.

- Example: I struggled to put across my point during the meeting, but eventually, everyone understood.

2. To make something understood or accepted by others.

- Example: The professor used various examples to put the complex topic across to the students.

Part of Speech: Phrasal verb

Senses:

1. To transport someone or something from one side or place to another.

- Example: The boatman put us across the river in his small boat.

2. To convey a sense of approval or endorsement.

- Example: The spokesperson put across the company's support for the new policy.

Part of Speech: Adjective (local usage)

Senses:

1. Referring to something that is widely accepted or appreciated within a specific local community.

- Example: The newly opened café serves delicious local dishes, making it a popular spot for put across food.

2. Pertaining to something that predominantly exists or occurs within a specific locality or region.

- Example: The film festival showcases put across movies produced by local filmmakers.

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