put something to sleep

put something to sleep kill an animal, especially an old or badly injured one, painlessly (used euphemistically) 〈婉〉使（衰老、受重伤动物）无痛苦死去。 ■ Computing put a computer on standby while it is not being used 【计算机】使转入休眠状态。

• chemigraphy
• shiverings
• chronologising
• a feather in one's cap
• take umbrage (at sth)
• biomorph
• show ... up
• GFTU
• Shanxi
• pignolias
• tympanostomy
• sausagegrinder
• gros de Naples
• persist
• pulse-interval modulation
• whorishly
• set someone on his legs
• scrape by (on sth)
• hedge windweed
• suicide
• sauropods
• terebic acid
• stereophonies
• astrogravimetric points
• troop carriers
• access mode
• subopposite
• Osler's disease
• ataxite
• stud fee
• sexennia
• sacrificeable
• transitively
• uprootedness
• run on sth
• continuous contact coking
• pseudo-operation
• guideways
• aerotows
• jibe
• pectases
• get one's tail up
• arched squall
• transthalamic
• animalisms
• in the final analysis
• autoinoculations
• balancing delay
• phantom limb
• seamed
• megagamete
• procuratory
• shinbone
• balsa-wood
• cirsectomies
• vet.
• William Tell
• muchnesses
• Scotch greys
• board in
• eek
• Thomas a Kempis
• Kemal A tatürk
• petrographically
• Chinese Revolution
• auxanometers
• precisive
• haciendados
• multiple root
• debt ceilings
• mahoning
• tonsurings
• hostship
• Superfortress
• polyhedral angles
• sing up
• operationalized
• aviate
• tuberculin-tested
• Ximenes
• extra edition
• hit the gravel
• isallobaric
• Nerbudda
• have a nice day
• tetracaine
• tractor-trailer
• Sachs, Hans
• middling
• bootblack
• outswing
• nuclear airbursts
• concludible
• right rudder
• penny bank
• dicoumarin
• be prepared to put one's hand in one's pocket
• pledging
• secondary consumer
• group marker