To put someone in a car in Engpsh, you can say "put him/her in the car" or "send him/her to the car". This usage comes from the general structure of Engpsh sentences, where the verb "put" is used to indicate that an object is being placed in a particular location, and the preposition "in" is used to indicate that the object is being placed inside something else.

Here are some example sentences using this construction:

Can you put the groceries in the car for me?
I need to put the baby in the car seat before we leave.
Please put your bags in the car so we can go.

In Chinese, these sentences could be translated as follows:

你能把杂货放进车里吗？
我得把宝宝放进汽车座椅里才能出发。
请把你的包放进车里，我们就可以开车了。