Meanings
- 1stand outTo have someone come forward and stand in the front.
- 2put upTo have someone play a certain role and do something, as a leader, witness, etc.
- 3assert; advocateTo give one's opinion or idea, and support it.
- 4insist; promoteTo insist or promote a certain fact in public.
- 5show offTo reveal something intentionally in order to show it off.
Examples from Lessons (2)
The opposing side will likely put forth flexibility as their highest value,
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Readers feel anger when a villain recites a grand plan under the pretense of putting forward a plausible justification.
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