put up
put
pʊt
poot
up
ʌp
ap
British pronunciation
/pˌʊt ˈʌp/

Definition & Meaning of "put up"in English

to put up
[phrase form: put]
01

to place something somewhere noticeable

Transitive: to put up sth
to put up definition and meaning
example
Examples
The gallery put up artwork by local artists for the exhibition.
02

to construct a building or object in a particular location

Transitive: to put up a building or structure
to put up definition and meaning
example
Examples
The construction crew will put up a new office building downtown.
03

to preserve food by canning or storing it

Transitive: to put up food
example
Examples
Would you like me to put up some applesauce for you?
04

to offer an item for sale at an auction

Transitive: to put up sth
example
Examples
He decided to put up his antique clock for sale at the auction.
05

to suggest someone as a candidate for an honor or position

Transitive: to put up a person or a name
example
Examples
She put up John's name as a candidate for the Employee of the Month award.
06

to provide resources or support for someone or a particular purpose

Ditransitive: to put up resources or support to do sth
Transitive: to put up resources or support for a person or purpose
example
Examples
The government is putting up money to help fund research into renewable energy.
07

to provide housing or accommodation for someone

Transitive: to put up sb
example
Examples
They put up their friends for a few nights during their visit.
08

to assemble something so that it is ready to be used

Transitive: to put up sth
example
Examples
They put up a tent in the backyard for the weekend camping trip.
09

to increase the level, price, or amount of something

example
Examples
They decided to put up the rent next month.
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