put up to
PUT UP TO
To give a hint of (in vulgar language) indicare alicui aliquid; docere alicui aliquid. (☞ Not indigitare or innuere.)
To excite Vid: PUT UP WITH aequo animo recipere (e.g. injuriam); Tac. habet injuriam (he puts up with it): devorare (to swallow it hominum ineptias stultitias; paucorum dierum molestiam etc.): hardly to be able to put up with aegre ferre.
To give a hint of (in vulgar language) indicare alicui aliquid; docere alicui aliquid. (☞ Not indigitare or innuere.)
To excite Vid: PUT UP WITH aequo animo recipere (e.g. injuriam); Tac. habet injuriam (he puts up with it): devorare (to swallow it hominum ineptias stultitias; paucorum dierum molestiam etc.): hardly to be able to put up with aegre ferre.