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单词 put something up
释义
1 (phrasal verb) 
Definition
to build or erect
He was putting up a new fence round the garden.
Synonyms
build
Developers are now proposing to build a hotel on the site.
raise
They raised a church in the shape of a boat.
set up
construct
The boxes should be constructed from rough-sawn timber.
erect
Demonstrators have erected barricades in the roads.
fabricate
All the tools are fabricated from high-quality steel.
2 (phrasal verb) 
Definition
to display (a poster, sign, etc.)
They put up posters about the meeting in the village.
Synonyms
pin up
post
Officials began posting warning notices.
display
hang up
stick up
nail up
3 (phrasal verb) 
Definition
to submit (a plan, case, etc.)
In the end they surrendered without putting up any resistance.
Synonyms
offer
They offered no suggestion as to how it might be done.
present
We presented three options to the unions for discussion.
mount
mounting an exhibition of historical Tiffany jewellery
put forward
4 (phrasal verb) 
Definition
to provide (money) for
The state agreed to put up the money to start his company.
Synonyms
provide
I will be happy to provide you with a copy of the report.
They did not provide any food.
advance
invest
The constitution had invested him with certain powers.
contribute
They say they would like to contribute more to charity.
give
This recipe was given to me years ago.
They still give to charity despite hard economic times.
pay up
supply
an agreement to supply the library with new computers
come up with
pledge
He pledged £150 million to build the theatre.
donate
He frequently donates large sums to charity.
furnish
They'll be able to furnish you with the details.
fork out (informal)
He'll have to fork out for private school fees.
cough up (informal)
I'll have to cough up $10,000 for repairs.
shell out (informal)
5 (phrasal verb) 
Definition
to increase (prices)
They're putting up their prices.
Synonyms
increase
The company has increased the price of its cars.
raise
Two incidents in recent days have raised the level of concern.
bump up (informal)
jack up (informal)
The company would have to jack up its prices.
hike up (informal)
See put

Additional synonyms

in the sense of construct
Definition
to build or put together
The boxes should be constructed from rough-sawn timber.
Synonyms
build,
make,
form,
create,
design,
raise,
establish,
set up,
fashion,
shape,
engineer,
frame,
manufacture,
put up,
assemble,
put together,
erect,
fabricate
in the sense of contribute
Definition
to give (support or money) for a common purpose or fund
They say they would like to contribute more to charity.
Synonyms
give,
provide,
supply,
donate,
furnish,
subscribe,
chip in (informal),
bestow
in the sense of cough up
Definition
to give up (money or information)
I'll have to cough up $10,000 for repairs.
Synonyms
fork out,
deliver,
hand over,
surrender,
come across (informal),
shell out (informal),
ante up (informal, US)

Nearby words of
put something up

  • put something to rights
  • put something to sleep
  • put something to the test
  • put something up
  • put the screws on someone
  • put the wind up someone
  • put to flight

Related terms of
put something up

  • put someone up to something
  • put up with something or someone

Synonyms of 'put something up'

put something up

Additional synonyms

in the sense of donate
Definition
to give (something) to a charity or other organization
He frequently donates large sums to charity.
Synonyms
give,
present,
contribute,
grant,
commit,
gift,
hand out,
subscribe,
endow,
chip in (informal),
bestow,
entrust,
impart,
bequeath,
make a gift of
in the sense of erect
Definition
to raise to an upright position
Demonstrators have erected barricades in the roads.
Synonyms
build,
raise,
set up,
lift,
pitch,
mount,
stand up,
rear,
construct,
put up,
assemble,
put together,
elevate
in the sense of fabricate
Definition
to make or build
All the tools are fabricated from high-quality steel.
Synonyms
manufacture,
make,
build,
form,
fashion,
shape,
frame,
construct,
assemble,
erect
in the sense of fork out
Definition
to pay, esp. with reluctance
He'll have to fork out for private school fees.
Synonyms
pay,
pay up,
cough up (informal),
shell out (informal),
remit
in the sense of furnish
Definition
to supply or provide
They'll be able to furnish you with the details.
Synonyms
supply,
give,
offer,
provide,
present,
reveal,
grant,
afford,
hand out,
endow,
bestow
in the sense of give
Definition
to present or hand (something) to someone
This recipe was given to me years ago.They still give to charity despite hard economic times.
Synonyms
present,
contribute,
donate,
provide,
supply,
award,
grant,
deliver,
commit,
administer,
furnish,
confer,
bestow,
entrust,
consign,
make over,
hand over or out
in the sense of invest
Definition
to give power or authority to
The constitution had invested him with certain powers.
Synonyms
empower,
provide,
charge,
sanction,
license,
authorize,
vest
in the sense of jack up
Definition
to increase (prices or salaries)
The company would have to jack up its prices.
Synonyms
increase,
raise,
put up,
augment,
advance,
boost,
expand,
add to,
enhance,
step up (informal),
intensify,
enlarge,
escalate,
inflate,
amplify
in the sense of mount
Definition
to organize and stage a campaign, play, etc.
mounting an exhibition of historical Tiffany jewellery
Synonyms
display,
present,
stage,
prepare,
put on,
organize,
get up (informal),
exhibit,
put on display
in the sense of pledge
Definition
to promise to give (money to charity, etc)
He pledged £150 million to build the theatre.
Synonyms
promise,
contribute,
donate,
make a gift of,
put yourself down for

Additional synonyms

in the sense of post
Definition
to put up (a notice) in a public place
Officials began posting warning notices.
Synonyms
put up,
announce,
publish,
display,
advertise,
proclaim,
publicize,
promulgate,
affix,
stick something up,
make something known,
pin something up
in the sense of present
Definition
to put forward or submit
We presented three options to the unions for discussion.
Synonyms
put forward,
offer,
suggest,
raise,
state,
produce,
introduce,
advance,
relate,
declare,
extend,
pose,
submit,
tender,
hold out,
recount,
expound,
proffer,
adduce
in the sense of raise
Definition
to build
They raised a church in the shape of a boat.
Synonyms
build,
construct,
put up,
erect
in the sense of raise
Definition
to increase in amount, quality, or intensity
Two incidents in recent days have raised the level of concern.
Synonyms
increase,
reinforce,
intensify,
heighten,
advance,
boost,
strengthen,
enhance,
put up,
exaggerate,
hike (up) (informal),
enlarge,
escalate,
inflate,
aggravate,
magnify,
amplify,
augment,
jack up
in the sense of supply
Definition
to provide with something required
an agreement to supply the library with new computers
Synonyms
provide,
give,
furnish,
produce,
stock,
store,
grant,
afford,
contribute,
yield,
come up with,
outfit,
endow,
purvey,
victual
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