poñer

Meaning

to put, place

Hyphenated as

po‧ñer

Pronounced as (IPA)

/poˈɲeɾ/

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese põer, from Latin pōnere, present active infinitive of pōnō.

Sentences

Tamén tentamos poñer algo de orde , pero iso non sempre se consegue .

We also try to put something in order, but that is not always achieved.

O que si fago é poñer atención , pero non idealizar .

What I do is pay attention, but not idealize.

A cámara debe poñer o gran en contacto co ar evitando que se molle .

The camera should put the grain in contact with the air preventing it from getting wet.

Tratábase con elas de poñer fin ao tradicional déficit galego en comunicacións terrestres .

It was about putting an end to the traditional Galician deficit in land-based communications.