put through
英単語「put through」の日本語の意味・訳・発音
発音: 米 /ˌpʊt ˈθruː/
put through の意味: 電話をつなぐ、取り次ぐ、経験させる、つらい思いをさせる、通す、差し通す
動詞
電話をつなぐ、取り次ぐ
電話を、話したい相手や部署につなぐこと。
やさしい英語で: To connect someone’s phone call to the person or department they want.
- I’ll put you through now.
- She put me through to the accounts department.
- Can you put this call through to my office?
経験させる、つらい思いをさせる
人につらいことや大変なことを経験させること。
やさしい英語で: To make someone experience something difficult, unpleasant, or demanding.
- Don’t put me through this again.
- The coach put us through a tough workout.
- She has been put through months of painful tests.
通す、差し通す
穴や隙間の片側から反対側へ物を通すこと。
やさしい英語で: To move something from one side of an opening to the other.
- Put the letter through the slot.
- She put a thread through the needle.
- Can you put your hand through that gap?
窓を割る、ガラスを割る
窓ガラスをたたいて割り、穴を開けること。
やさしい英語で: To break a window by hitting it and making a hole in it.
- Someone put the window through.
- The vandals put three shop windows through.
- A thrown brick put the front window through.
ゴールキーパーと一対一にさせる
味方へのパスで、ゴールキーパーと一対一で得点を狙えるようにすること。
やさしい英語で: To pass a ball to a teammate so they can face the goalkeeper alone and try to score.
- His pass put me through on goal.
- The midfielder put their striker through with a clever ball.
- Can you put her through before the defenders catch up?
名詞
取引所外取引
仲介人が買い手と売り手を引き合わせ、取引所の外で行う売買。
やさしい英語で: A deal in which a broker brings a buyer and seller together outside the stock exchange.
- The broker arranged a put through.
- Both parties agreed on the price for the put through.
- The shares changed hands in a put through outside the exchange.
「put through」のよくある質問
「put through」とはどういう意味?
「put through」は「電話をつなぐ」という意味です。電話を、話したい相手や部署につなぐこと。
「put through」の日本語訳は?
「put through」の主な訳:電話をつなぐ、取り次ぐ、経験させる、つらい思いをさせる、通す、差し通す。
「put through」の発音は?
発音は /ˌpʊt ˈθruː/ です。
「put through」の例文は?
I’ll put you through now. She put me through to the accounts department.
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