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put up

/pʊt ʌp/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner l'action de placer quelque chose plus haut, de construire, d'héberger quelqu'un ou de supporter une situation.

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/pʊt ʌp/B1formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour désigner l'action de placer quelque chose plus haut, de construire, d'héberger quelqu'un ou de supporter une situation.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of placing something in a higher position, constructing something, providing accommodation, or tolerating a situation.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · transitif et intransitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Build or erectformal

    To construct or place something in a fixed position.

    frériger

    • They put up a new fence around the garden.
    • We need to put up the tent before it gets dark.
    • The workers put up scaffolding for the renovation.

    Synonymesassemblebuildconstructerectinstallraiseset up

    Antonymesdemolishdestroydismantlerazetear down

  2. Provide accommodationinformal

    To provide someone with a place to stay temporarily.

    frhéberger

    • My friend put me up for the night.
    • The hotel can put up 200 guests.
    • She offered to put up her relatives during the holidays.

    Synonymesaccommodatebilletboardhouselodgequartersheltertake in

  3. Increase or raiseinformal

    To increase the price, value, or amount of something.

    fraugmenter (un prix, une valeur)

    • The store put up the prices by 10%.
    • They put up the rent without warning.
    • The company put up the salary for all employees.

    Synonymesboosthikeincreasemark upraisestep up

    Antonymesdecreasedroplowerreduce

  4. Display or postformal

    To place something in a public place for people to see.

    frAfficher

    • She put up a notice on the bulletin board.
    • They put up posters for the concert.
    • He put up a sign advertising the garage sale.

    Synonymesaffixdisplayhangpin upplasterpost

    Antonymesconcealhideremovetaketake down

  5. Offer or provideinformal

    To offer something, especially money, as a contribution or prize.

    frOffrir, fournir (une somme, un prix)

    • The winner will put up a trophy for the competition.
    • They put up a reward for finding the lost dog.
    • The company put up funds for the charity event.

    Synonymescontributedonatefurnishgiveofferpledgeprovidesupply

    Antonymeswithdrawwithhold

Formes
  • put up past participle
  • put up past simple
  • putting up present participle
  • puts up third person singular

Verbe de baseput

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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