put all negative thoughts away.
拋棄所有消極的思想
put down
1. To write down.
寫下來
2. To enter in a list.
記入名單
3. To bring to an end; repress:
結束；抑制：
put down a rebellion.
鎮壓了壹起暴亂
4. To render ineffective:
制止，取締：使變得不起作用：
put forward
To propose for consideration:
提出：提議以供考慮：
put forward a new plan.
提出壹個新計劃
put in
1. To make a formal offer of:
提交：提出…的正式提議：
put in a plea of guilty.
正式提出犯罪訴訟
2. To interpose:
插入，插話：
He put in a good word for me.
他插進來為我說了壹句好話
3. To spend (time) at a location or job:
花時間：在某壹場所或工作上花費（時間）：
The inmate had put in six years at hard labor. She put in eight hours behind a desk.
犯人已經做了六年的苦工。她在花了八小時辦公
put on
1. To clothe oneself with; don:
穿衣服；穿上：
put on a coat; put socks on.
穿上外衣；穿上襪子
2. To apply; activate:
運用；使活動：
put on the brakes.
剎閘
put out
1. To extinguish:
熄滅：
put out a fire.
撲滅壹場大火
put up
1. To erect; build.
建立；建造
2. To preserve; can:
保存；把…裝罐：
put up six jars of jam.
做六罐果醬
put upon
To impose on; overburden:
強加於；使…負擔過重：
He was always being put upon by his friends.
他總是受朋友的欺負
put through
1. To bring to a successful end:
做成：達到成功的終點：
put the project through on time; put through a number of new laws.
按時完成了項目；通過許多新法律
2. To cause to undergo:
使…從事、遭遇：
He put me through a lot of trouble.
他使我遇到許多麻煩
take after
1. To follow as an example.
仿效：將…作為榜樣跟隨
2. To resemble in appearance, temperament, or character.
相象：在相貌、脾氣或性格上相似
take apart
1. To divide into parts after disassembling.
拆開：分開後將…分成許多部分
2. To dissect or analyze (a theory, for example), usually in an effort to discover hidden or innate flaws or weaknesses.
詳細分析研究：肢解或分析（如，壹個理論），通常是籍此以發現隱藏的或固有的弊端或缺點
3. Slang To beat up; thrash.
俚語 狠揍；把…打扁
take back
To retract (something stated or written).
收回（所說的或所寫的事）
take down
1. To bring to a lower position from a higher one.
拿下，放下：將…從壹個較高的位置拿到壹個較低的位置
2. To take apart; dismantle:
拆開；拆散：
take down the Christmas tree.
把聖誕樹拆散
3. To lower the arrogance or the self-esteem of (a person):
挫…的銳氣：壓低（壹個人的）傲慢或自尊：
really took him down during the debate.
在辯論中實實在在地煞了他的威風
4. To put down in writing.
記下：以書寫的形式記錄下來的
take for
1. To regard as:
把…視作：
Do you take me for a fool?
妳以為我是個傻瓜嗎?
2. To consider mistakenly:
誤認為：
Don't take silence for approval.
不要把沈默誤認為是同意
take in
1. To grant admittance to; receive as a guest or an employee.
讓…進入，接納，吸收：允許…進來；接受…為客人或雇員
2. To reduce in size; make smaller or shorter:
收縮：在尺寸上減小；使…變小或為變短：
took in the waist on the pair of pants.
把褲子的腰身改小壹些
3. To include or constitute.
包括，構成
4. To understand:
理解：
couldn't take in the meaning of the word.
不能夠理解這個詞的含義
5. To deceive or swindle:
欺騙，誘騙：
was taken in by a confidence artist.
被壹名騙人的行家給騙了
6. To look at thoroughly; view:
詳盡地看；註視：
took in the sights.
飽覽各個景色
7. To accept (work) to be done in one's house for pay:
接（活計）在家裏做：為獲取報酬而接下（在自己家裏完成的工作）：
took in typing.
在家的打字活
8. To convey (a prisoner) to a police station.
押送（罪犯）去警察局
take off
1. To remove, as clothing:
脫掉（衣服等）：
take one's coat off; take off one's galoshes.
脫去外衣；脫下套靴
2. To release:
放開：
took the brake off.
松開剎車
3. To deduct as a discount:
打折：作為折扣而減價：
took 20 percent off.
優惠百分之二十
4. To carry off or away.
帶走
5. Slang
俚語
6. To go off; leave:
走開；離開：
took off in a hurry.
匆匆地離去
7. To achieve wide use or popularity:
廣泛使用，大受歡迎：
a new movie that really took off.
壹部極為賣座的新片
8. To rise in flight:
起飛：
The plane took off on time.
飛機準時起飛
9. To discontinue:
取消：
took off the commuter special.
取消了特殊通勤
10. To withhold service due, as from one's work:
休假：暫時不做（自己工作中的）應做的工作：
I'm taking off three days during May.
五月份我將會休假三天
take on
1. To undertake or begin to handle:
從事，開始對付：
took on extra responsibilities.
擔負了額外的責任
2. To hire; engage:
雇；雇傭：
took on more workers during the harvest.
在收獲期間雇了更多的工人
3. To oppose in competition:
對抗：在競爭中迎擊：
a wrestler who took on all comers.
壹個接受所有新手挑戰的摔跤運動員
4. Informal To display violent or passionate emotion:
非正式用語 激動，大驚小怪：表現出猛烈的或激動的情感：
Don't take on so!
別這樣大吵大鬧！
5. To acquire (an appearance, for example) as or as if one's own:
擺架子，假裝：獲得（比如，相貌）作為自己的或使它象是自己的：
Over the years he has taken on the look of a banker.
這些年來他擺出了壹副銀行家的派頭
take out
1. To extract; remove:
取出；弄走：
took the splinter out.
取出木屑
2. To secure (a license, for example) by application to an authority.
向機關申請取得：通過向壹個權力機關申請來獲得（比如，許可證）
3. Informal To escort, as a date.
非正式用語 陪伴（比如，約會中壹方）
4. To give vent to:
發泄：
Don't take your frustration out in such an aggressive manner.
不要用這樣壹種積極的方式來發泄妳的失意
5. To obtain as an equivalent in a different form:
獲得平衡：作為壹種不同形式的對等物取得：
took out the money owed in services.
平衡各虧欠服務中心的錢
6. Informal To begin a course; set out:
非正式用語 開始壹段路程；出發：
The police took out after the thieves.
警方出動警力追捕小偷
7. Slang
俚語
8. To kill; murder:
殺死；謀殺：
Two snipers took out an enemy platoon.
兩名狙擊手消滅了敵人壹個排
9. To search for and destroy in an armed attack or other such encounter:
在武裝攻擊或其它類似的方式搜尋並摧毀：
Combat pilots, flying low to avoid radar, took out the guerrilla leader's bunker in a single mission.
在壹次行動中，戰鬥機飛行員在低空飛行以躲避雷達，發現並炸毀了遊擊隊領導所在的掩體
take to
1. To have recourse to; go to, as for safety:
求救於；（如為了安全）前往：
took to the woods.
躲到樹林裏
2. To develop as a habit or a steady practice:
養成習慣，沈於：有了…的習慣或開始持續地做：
take to drink.
染上了酗酒的惡習
3. To become fond of or attached to:
喜愛，親近：喜歡上…或和…變得親近：
“Two keen minds that they are, they took to each other”(&b{Jack Kerouac})
“越敏銳的兩顆心，越容易互相吸引”(傑克·凱魯亞克)
take up
1. To raise; lift.
舉起；升起
2. To reduce in size; shorten or tighten:
縮減，改緊：在尺寸上減小；縮短或使…更緊：
take up a gown.
把壹件袍子改短些
3. To pay off an (outstanding debt, mortgage, or note).
付清壹筆（數目可觀的債務、抵押貸款或票據）
4. To accept (an option, a bet, or a challenge) as offered.
接受所提供的（壹種選擇、壹筆賭註或壹個挑戰）
5. To begin again; resume:
再次開始；重新開始：
Let's take up where we left off.
讓我們接著我們停下來的地方重新開始
6. To use up, consume, or occupy:
用盡，耗掉或占用：
The extra duties took up most of my time.
額外工作耗費了我絕大部分時間
7. To develop an interest in or devotion to:
喜歡，鐘愛：對…產生了興趣或鐘愛：
take up mountain climbing.
喜歡上登山運動
8. To deal with:
處理：
Let's take up each problem one at a time.
讓我們壹個問題壹個問題地來解決
9. To assume:
擺出：
took up a friendly attitude.
擺出友好的態度
10. To absorb or adsorb:
吸收，吸附：
crops taking up nutrients.
正在吸收養分的作物
11. To enter into (a profession or business):
開始從事（壹項職業或行當）：
took up engineering.
幹起了工程設計這壹行
make for
1. To have or cause to have a particular effect or result:
造成，促成：有或促使有某種特定的效果或者結果的：
small details that make for comfort.
令人舒適的小節
2. To help promote; further:
幫助提升；推進：
makes for better communication.
促進更好的交流
make off
To depart in haste; run away.
急忙離開；跑走
make out
1. To discern or see, especially with difficulty:
辨明：辨明或看清，特別是在有困難的情況下：
I could barely make out the traffic signs through the rain.
在雨中我幾乎看不清交通標誌
2. To understand:
理解：
could not make out what she was saying.
不能理解她在說些什麽
3. To write out; draw up:
寫下來；列出：
made out the invoices.
開具發票
4. To fill in (a form, for example).
填寫（如表格）
5. Informal To imply or suggest:
非正式用語 暗示，建議：
You make me out to be a liar.
妳暗示我不要說謊
6. Informal To try to establish or prove:
非正式用語 試圖建立或者證明：
He made out that he was innocent.
他試圖證明自己是無辜的
7. To get along in a given way; fare:
進展：在給定的道路上前進；進展：
made out well in business.
在生意上進展順利
make over
1. To redo; renovate.
改裝；革新
2. To change or transfer the ownership of, usually by means of a legal document:
轉讓：改變或者轉移所有權，通常是通過法律文件的方式：
made over the property to her son.
把財產轉到她兒子名下
make up
1. To put together; construct or compose:
整理；建立或捏造：
make up a prescription.
開壹個藥方
2. To constitute; form:
構成；組成：
One hundred years make up a century.
壹百年構成壹個世紀
3. To alter one's appearance for a role on the stage, as with a costume and cosmetics.
化妝：為在舞臺上的角色而改變某人的外表，例如用服裝或化妝品
4. To apply cosmetics.
用化妝品化妝
5. To devise as a fiction or falsehood; invent:
捏造，編造：杜撰小說或謊話；捏造：
made up an excuse.
編造借口
6. To make good (a deficit or lack):
彌補：彌補（赤字或不足）：
made up the difference in the bill.
彌補了帳單上的差額
7. To compensate for:
補償：
make up the lost time.
補足失去的時間
8. To resolve a quarrel:
和好：平息壹場爭吵：
kissed and made up.
親吻和好
9. To make ingratiating or fawning overtures. Used withto :
獻殷勤，巴結：提出獻殷勤或討好的建議。和to 連用：
made up to his friend's boss.
向他朋友的老板獻殷勤
10. To take (an examination or a course) again or at a later time because of previous absence or failure.
補考，補課：因為以前缺席或不及格在壹段時間後再考或再上課
11. To set in order:
整理，收拾：
make up a room.
把房間收拾好
12. Printing To select and arrange material for:
印刷術 排版，整版：
made up the front page.
為封面排版
make a face
To distort the features of the face; grimace.
改變臉部的容貌；扮鬼臉
make believe
To pretend.
假裝
make eyes
To ogle.
向…送秋波
make fun of
To mock; ridicule.
嘲笑；嘲諷