put together

組み立てる、まとめる、作る

部品を合わせたり、考えや情報、人をまとめたりして何かを作る。

やさしい英語で： To make something by joining parts or organizing ideas, information, or people.

• Help me put together this table.
• She put together a report about local schools.
• They are putting a team together for the competition.

使い方： put together something / put something together (We put the shelves together yesterday.)

類義語： assemble, make, prepare, compile

反対語： dismantle

よく使う表現： put together a team, put together a plan, put together a model

総合して考える、推理する

事実や考えを頭の中で結びつけ、その意味を理解する。

やさしい英語で： To connect facts or ideas in your mind and understand what they mean.

• Put together the clues and find the answer.
• She put the details together and realized he was lying.
• Once I put everything together, the mystery made sense.

使い方： put together something / put something together (I put the facts together and understood what had happened.)

類義語： piece together, figure out, work out

よく使う表現： put together the clues, put together the facts

合わせた、合計の

人や物をすべて合わせて、一つの全体として考えたもの。

やさしい英語で： Considered as one total, with all the people or things added together.

• He ate more than both of us put together.
• This box weighs more than those three bags put together.
• This town is larger than the other two put together.

使い方： plural noun/pronoun + put together (She earns more than both of us put together.)

類義語： combined

よく使う表現： both put together, all put together

しっかりした、落ち着いた

落ち着いて分別があり、自分の生活や責任にきちんと対処できる。

やさしい英語で： Calm, sensible, and able to manage your life and responsibilities well.

• She seems very put together.
• He is more put together than he was last year.
• Our new manager is calm, confident, and put together.

類義語： well-adjusted, level-headed, competent

よく使う表現： a put together person, seem put together