英语单词短语词组“put something up”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

putsomethingup

phrasal verbwithputverb

/pʊt/us

/pʊt/

present participleputting|past tense and past participleput

(RAISE)

toraisesomething, or tofixsomething in araisedposition:

Why don't you put upyourhood/umbrella?

I put myhandup toasktheteacheraquestion.

I put myhairup(=fastenedit into apositionon thetopof myhead)for thewedding.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Placing and positioning an object

-based
appose
around
changesomethingaround
circle
consign
fit
install
lie
manoeuvrable
pile(something)up
plant
reinstall
reinstallation
relocate
reorientate
reorientation
stick
transpose
transposition

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Raising and lowering

(BUILD)

tobuildsomething:

They'replanningto put ahotelup where themuseumused to be.

We're going to put up a newfencearoundourgarden.

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to build something

buildThe house was built in the 1950s.
constructThe company wants to construct a 175-mile pipeline.
put something upPutting up a wall will not solve the problem.
erectIt's unlawful to erect a building until you get approval.
assembleHe has a job assembling furniture in a warehouse.
put togetherWithout the instruction sheet, I've got no idea how to put all these parts together.

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Building: construction work & workers

banksman
blaster
break groundidiom
brick
brick upsomething
electrician
erection
flip
found
glazier
joiner
refurbish
refurbished
refurbishment
renovate
renovation
tiler
well built
workman
wright

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(FIX)

tofixanobjectto averticalsurface:

We've put up some newcurtainsin thelivingroom.

Postersadvertisingtheconcerthave been put up all over thetown.

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Fastening and tying

anchor
bale
be locked togetheridiom
belay
boardsomethingup
bolt
bound
bowline
granny knot
half hitch
harness
hobble
hogtie
stake
strapsomeonein
strapsomethingup
tack
tapesomethingup
tether
tiesomeonedown

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(MONEY)

B1mainlyUK

toincreasethepriceorvalueof something:

Iseethey've put up thepriceoffuelagain.

toprovideorlendanamountofmoneyfor aparticularpurpose:

Themoneyfor the newhospitalwas put up by ananonymousdonor.

Hisbrotherhasagreedto put upbailfor him.

More examples

They've put uptaxoncigarettes.
Highdemandhas put up thepriceofhousesin thisarea.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Price increases

accrual
added value
anti-inflation
anti-inflationary
appreciate
counter-inflation
counter-inflationary
go through the roofidiom
inflate
inflationary spiral
overheat
reinflation
rise
rocket
roof
runsomethingup
shooting
shrinkflation
skyrocket
soaring

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Borrowing & lending

Investing money

(JAM)

topreservefoodinglassormetalcontainers:

There is aperiodofyoungmotherhoodwhen youwashandiron,garden, and put uppreserves.

More examples

When she's notworking, she puts upjam, doesjigsawpuzzles, andtutorsstudentsinmathsandscience.
Whenyourgrandmotherused topickcherriesfrom thegarden, did she put uppreserves?

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Preserving & storing food

beeswax wrap
bin
biscuit tin
bread basket
bread bin
crystallized
deep freeze
defrost
flash-freeze
foil
pasteurize
pasteurized
pickle
pickled
pickling
tinfoil
tinned
tub
Tupperware
vacuum-packed

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put up something| American Dictionary

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put sth up| Business English

单词	put something up
释义	putsomethingup phrasal verbwithputverb uk /pʊt/us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput (RAISE) B1 toraisesomething, or tofixsomething in araisedposition: Why don't you put upyourhood/umbrella? I put myhandup toasktheteacheraquestion. I put myhairup(=fastenedit into apositionon thetopof myhead)for thewedding. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Placing and positioning an object -based appose around changesomethingaround circle consign fit install lie manoeuvrable pile(something)up plant reinstall reinstallation relocate reorientate reorientation stick transpose transposition See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Raising and lowering (BUILD) B2 tobuildsomething: They'replanningto put ahotelup where themuseumused to be. We're going to put up a newfencearoundourgarden. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples to build something buildThe house was built in the 1950s. constructThe company wants to construct a 175-mile pipeline. put something upPutting up a wall will not solve the problem. erectIt's unlawful to erect a building until you get approval. assembleHe has a job assembling furniture in a warehouse. put togetherWithout the instruction sheet, I've got no idea how to put all these parts together. See more results » SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Building: construction work & workers banksman blaster break groundidiom brick brick upsomething electrician erection flip found glazier joiner refurbish refurbished refurbishment renovate renovation tiler well built workman wright See more results » (FIX) tofixanobjectto averticalsurface: We've put up some newcurtainsin thelivingroom. Postersadvertisingtheconcerthave been put up all over thetown. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Fastening and tying anchor bale be locked togetheridiom belay boardsomethingup bolt bound bowline granny knot half hitch harness hobble hogtie stake strapsomeonein strapsomethingup tack tapesomethingup tether tiesomeonedown See more results » (MONEY) B1mainlyUK toincreasethepriceorvalueof something: Iseethey've put up thepriceoffuelagain. toprovideorlendanamountofmoneyfor aparticularpurpose: Themoneyfor the newhospitalwas put up by ananonymousdonor. Hisbrotherhasagreedto put upbailfor him. More examples They've put uptaxoncigarettes. Highdemandhas put up thepriceofhousesin thisarea. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Price increases accrual added value anti-inflation anti-inflationary appreciate counter-inflation counter-inflationary go through the roofidiom inflate inflationary spiral overheat reinflation rise rocket roof runsomethingup shooting shrinkflation skyrocket soaring See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Borrowing & lending Investing money (JAM) US topreservefoodinglassormetalcontainers: There is aperiodofyoungmotherhoodwhen youwashandiron,garden, and put uppreserves. More examples When she's notworking, she puts upjam, doesjigsawpuzzles, andtutorsstudentsinmathsandscience. Whenyourgrandmotherused topickcherriesfrom thegarden, did she put uppreserves? SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Preserving & storing food beeswax wrap bin biscuit tin bread basket bread bin crystallized deep freeze defrost flash-freeze foil pasteurize pasteurized pickle pickled pickling tinfoil tinned tub Tupperware vacuum-packed See more results » put upsomething phrasal verbwithputverb uk /pʊt/us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput to show orexpressaparticulartypeofoppositionto something: Thevillagerswereunableto put up anyresistanceto theinvadingtroops. We're not going toletthembuildaroadhere without putting up afight. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Showing and demonstrating act out attest bespeak betray breastbeating bring define demonstrative flaunt glimmer indicate masterclass point (something/someone) out point the wayidiom point to/towardssomething probatory produce speak wear whiff See more results » putsomething/someoneup phrasal verbwithputverb uk /pʊt/us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput tosuggestanidea, or to make apersonavailable, to beconsidered: It wasBobwhooriginallyput up theideaof theexhibition. Eachpartyisallowedto put up onecandidate. William has been put upasacandidatefor thecommittee. Is Chriswillingto be put upforelection? SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Suggestions & proposals about bouncesomethingoffsomeone can't co-sponsor co-sponsorship drop imply intimate make noisesidiom maybe move nomination on the tableidiom proposition putsomeonetosomethingidiom putsomethingin resubmission resubmit table thought See more results » putsomeoneup phrasal verbwithputverb uk /pʊt/us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput B2 toprovidesomeone with aplacetostaytemporarily: Sally is putting me upfortheweekend. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples to accommodate someone accommodateThere aren’t enough rooms to accommodate all the students. give accommodation toThe university gives free accommodation to nursing students. provide accommodation toWe only provide accommodation to first-year students. lodgeStudents will be lodged with host families. houseThe base can house up to 2,000 soldiers. put someone upI can put you up for a couple of nights. See more results » SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Accommodating people accommodate billet board and lodging boarding and lodging camp deinstitutionalize full board institutionalize modified American plan non-residential noninstitutionalized placement put resettle resettlement room and board seat self-catering settle sleep See more results » put up phrasal verbwithputverb uk /pʊt/us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput tostaysomewherefor thenight: We put upatasmallhotelfor thenight. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Tourism & holidays air bridge air corridor amenity kit aparthotel awayday ecotourism high season layover mini-break package tour phrase book post-holiday ranger station sightsee sightseeing stopover tourism tourist class tourist trap youth hostel See more results » (Definition ofput something upfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) put up something\| American Dictionary put upsomething phrasal verbwithputverb us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput (ATTACH) toattachsomething,esp. to awall: We put up some newpicturesin thelivingroom. put upsomething phrasal verbwithputverb us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput (RAISE) toraisesomething to ahigherposition: I put myhandsup. Astatueof him was put up in Gramercy Park. put upsomething phrasal verbwithputverb us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput (BUILD) tobuildastructurein anemptyspace: They’replanningto put ahotelup where themuseumused to be. put upsomething phrasal verbwithputverb us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput (SHOW FEELINGS) to show orexpressyourfeelingsabout something: I’m not going toletthembuildaroadhere without putting up afight. Little Rory always puts up such afussaroundbedtime. Note: Used when the feelings expressed are negative. put upsomeone phrasal verbwithputverb us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput (PROVIDE HOUSING) toprovidesomeone with aplacetostaytemporarily: Sally is putting me up for theweekend. put upsomething phrasal verbwithputverb us /pʊt/ present participleputting\|past tense and past participleput (PROVIDE MONEY) toprovidemoneyso that anaimcan beachieved: Dad put $1000 up tohelpmebuyacar. (Definition ofput up somethingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) put sth up\| Business English put sth up phrasal verbwithputverb uk /pʊt/us putting\|put\|put toprovideorlendanamountofmoneyfor aparticularpurpose: He'slookingfor aninvestorto put up €100,000 tomarkethisproduct. FINANCE toprovidesecurityfor aloan: Manybanksexpectyou to put upyourhouseasloansecurity. mainlyUK toincreasethepriceorvalueof something: We're going to have to put upourhourlyratesnextyear. tobuildsomething: They're putting up ahotelbehind thisoffice. tofixsomething in aplaceforpeopletosee: Employers will berequiredto put upworkplacepostersdetailingnewwageinformationandemploymentrights. (Definition ofput sth upfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/put-up##
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putsomethingup

(RAISE)

(BUILD)

(FIX)

(MONEY)

(JAM)

put upsomething

putsomething/someoneup

putsomeoneup

put up

put up something| American Dictionary

put upsomething

(ATTACH)

put upsomething

(RAISE)

put upsomething

(BUILD)

put upsomething

(SHOW FEELINGS)

Note:

put upsomeone

(PROVIDE HOUSING)

put upsomething

(PROVIDE MONEY)

put sth up| Business English

put sth up