put on
phrasal verbUK /pʊt ɒn/
US /pʊt ɑːn/
To put on means to dress yourself in clothes or shoes.
Put on your coat before you go outside.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To place something on a surface or position.
She put on her glasses to read the book.
3. To switch on a device or light.
Can you put on the radio?
4. To pretend to have a feeling or way of speaking.
He put on a funny voice to make the baby laugh.