meter y poner
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Both mean ''to put'' are they used in different context or are they used interchageably?
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updated May 23, 2011
edited by DJ_Huero
posted by drdave
Edit: Adjusted for IE compatibility - DJ_Huero, May 19, 2011
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2 Answers
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This was a nice succinct answer that I found on Word Ref: Meter vs Poner
Meter = put something inside an enclosed space.
Poner = put something on the surface of another object.
updated Dec 9, 2012
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Gracias Kiwi Girl ; ) - drdave, May 19, 2011
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They can't be used interchangeably. Generally, meter means to put something in something and poner is to put something on something.
updated Dec 9, 2011
edited by --Jen--
posted by --Jen--
