Sentence examples for means put from inspiring English sources

The word "assemble" is a synonym for "compose," which literally means "put together".

Please, don't lump me [he means put words in his mouth].

Mr Karayilan has already made clear that unless Mr Ocalan is set free (he probably means put under house arrest) the PKK will not lay down its arms.

That means put it in a dark closet for 14 hours and do not open the door or turn on the closet light.

Yellow means put in or take out your yellow MetroCard at the yellow bezel, while credit cards are blue, and receipts get a rather jazzy red.

"It means 'Put your tuchis on the table,' " said Mr. Levin, a bearded, powerfully built man in his late 30s, who shaved off his side locks years ago out of personal preference.

It means putting up with less.

That means putting stress on it.

"That means putting a laundry facility in place," he said.

That means putting electronic health records directly into patients' hands.

Sometimes that means putting yourself in danger to help others.