PUT
To dress yourself in clothing
PUT ON
To stop a fire
PUT OUT
To leave the ground, to remove clothing
TAKE OFF
TAKE OUT
To postpone, to make someone dislike or not want something
PUT OFF
To return something to its proper place
PUT AWAY/ BACK
To start a new hobby or pastime.
TAKE UP
To take control of something or a situation (a business)
TAKE OVER
To connect someone on the phone
PUT THROUGH
To accommodate someone in your house
PUT UP
to make a note of something
TAKE DOWN
To begin to like someone
TAKE TO
To create something by joining or gathering parts
PUT TOGETHER
To tolerate something
PUT UP WITH
To listen, understand and remember something
To begin to deal with something, such as a job or responsibility
TAKE ONE
To propose or suggest something
PUT FORWARD
To save for the future (money)
PUT ASIDE
To look like or act like a family member
TAKE AFTER
TAKE IT OUT ON