put sth together
phr. v..phr. v.. to make something by joining different parts or ideas; you use this when you build furniture or organize a plan.
phr. v.. to assemble a physical object from components or to organize a conceptual entity, such as a presentation or team, by combining various elements.
It took me two hours to put the desk together.
The manager is trying to put together a new team for the upcoming marketing project.
After months of research, the scientists finally put together a comprehensive report that detailed the environmental impact of the new factory.
- Particles
- together
- Separability
- optional
- Pattern
- put (+ object) + together (+ object)
often used for physical assembly (furniture, toys) or abstract organization (plans, groups, budgets).
contrast with 'assemble' (more formal) and 'build' (more general); highlight that 'put together' is the standard term for flat-pack furniture like IKEA.
I put together it yesterday.I put it together yesterday.when the object is a pronoun like 'it', it must go between the verb and the particle.