put up:
1.to build sth such as a wall, fence, or house
they put up a tent under the tree.
they are going to put up a new house by the lake
2.to fix a picture or notice onto an upright structure such as a wall.
she put up a notice about the school trip to Wuhan.
3.to let sb stay in your house
we can put you up for the night.
put up with:
1.to accept sb or sth unpleasant in a patient way
i will not put up with you any longer!
put out:
1.to make sth stop burning
they put out the fire.
2.to switch off a light
henry put the light out and went to sleep.
put off:
to delay doing sth, especially because you don't want to do it
i try to put off the moment when i would have to leave.
2.to change the time or date of sth so that it happens later than originally planned, especially because of a problem.
they had to put the wedding off because of the storm.
put away:
to put things in the place where you usually keep it when you are not using it
he put the notebook away.
put down:
to write sth on a piece of paper
put down all the sentences that are on the blackboard.