put across

The phrasal verb "put across" is commonly used to describe the act of communicating ideas effectively and persuasively.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To communicate an idea or message clearly and effectively.

Example

She managed to put across her ideas during the meeting.
The teacher put across the complex concept in a simple way.

B2Persuasion

(common)To persuade someone to accept or agree with a particular point of view.

Example

He put across his argument so convincingly that everyone agreed with him.
The politician put across her policies during the debate.

B2Impression

(common)To project a particular image or attitude successfully.

Example

He put across a confident image during the interview.
She put across a friendly attitude to make a good impression.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "put across":

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