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Put out (some) feelers (on someone or something) biror nima yoki biror kishi haqida bilishga, aniqlashga harakat qilmoq, ma'lumot to'plamoq.

1. 
   I put out some feelers on John to try and to find out what is going on.
   
2. 
   I will put out feelers on what is going on with her.
   

Put people's heads together birgalashib maslahatlashmoq, fikrlashmoq, biror muammoni hal qilishda birlashib maslahat lashmoq.

1. 
   Let us put our heads together and come up with a solution to this problem.
   
2. 
   John and Sue put their heads together, but failed to provide any thing new.
   

Put some distance between (someone and oneself) ayril moq, uzoqlashmoq, qutulmoq.

1. 
   John and I are notgetting along. I need to put some distance be tween him and me.
   

1. 
   drove fast to put some distance between him and me.
   

Put someone in an awkward position biror kishini og‘ir, qi yin, noqulay holatga, ahvolga solmoq, tushirmoq.

1. 
   Your demands have put me in an awkward position. I do not know what to do.
   
2. 
   I am afraid I have put myselfin sort ofan awkward position.
   

Put someone on the spot noqu lay ahvolga solmoq, uyatga qo‘ymoq, xijolatga qo'ymoq.
1. Do not put me on the spot. I can notgive you an instant answer.

1. 
   knew John had copied when he was not supposed to do that. The teacher put me on the spot when he asked if I knew how John did the task. I did not want to lie to the teacher, but I did not want to get John in trouble either.
   

Put someone out of the way (fig) biror kimni yo'ldan olib tashlamoq, bartaraf etmoq, yo‘q qilmoq, o'ldirmoq, qutulmoq.

1. 
   The police suspected that she had put her uncle out ofthe way in order to inherit his property.
   
2. 
   Mob put him out ofthe way be cause he threatened them by re vealing the mob's wrongdoing.