put-down

1.平定

2.贬低(的话)

3.(飞机的)降落

1.to put someone or something onto a surface, especially the floor

2.to pay part of the cost of something and agree to pay the rest later

3.to criticize someone, especially when other people are present, in a way that makes them feel stupid; to criticize yourself so that people think that you are less good, intelligent, etc. than you really are

4.to write something on a piece of paper; to write someone’s name on a list, especially so that they can take part in something

5.to put a baby in a bed so that it can go to sleep

6.to kill an animal using a drug because it is very old, ill, or dangerous

7.if an aircraft puts down, or if someone puts it down, it lands

8.to use force to stop a protest or an attempt by people to take power away from a government or leader

9.used for saying that you think a book is so interesting or exciting that you cannot stop reading it

10.to put the telephone receiver back onto its base after you have finished talking to someone; to end a telephone conversation with someone before they have finished speaking