28.put at me to do

**notletrest** · 13-Jul-2010, 10:26

What 's the meaning of the sentence? "They all put at me to do it."Thanks!

**Rover_KE** · 13-Jul-2010, 21:57

I've never heard of this expression.

Where did you find it?

Rover

**notletrest** · 14-Jul-2010, 05:48

Originally Posted by Rover_KE

I've never heard of this expression.

Where did you find it?

Rover

The whole sentence is rather long.No need copying the whole.Its following is:".…and they all put at me to do it,trying to make me feel like a kind of hero.."It is from a Chinese magazine by Mark Hager in the topic of Good Morning".
Thanks!

**tedtmc** · 14-Jul-2010, 10:43

..and they all put at me, to do it,trying to make me feel like a kind of hero..

There is no 'put at somebody'.
Do you mean 'rely on me' ?

not a teacher

**Rover_KE** · 14-Jul-2010, 11:23

"They all put at me to do it."

This is non-standard English. Your guess is as good as mine.

Rover

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