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1. Oxford Dictionary

   put up

   • ph.
     construct or erect something；display a notice, sign, or poster
2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   ph.

   片語

   • 1. construct or erect something
   • 2. display a notice, sign, or poster
   • 3. present a proposal, theory, or argument for discussion or consideration
   • 4. increase the cost of something
   • 5. provide money as backing for an enterprise
   • 6. offer or show a particular degree of resistance, effort, or skill in a fight or competitive situation
   • 7. offer something for sale or auction
   • 8. accommodate someone temporarily
   • 9. stay temporarily in accommodation other than one's own home
   • 10. propose someone for election or adoption
   • 11. cause game to rise from cover
   • 12. return a sword to its sheath

   put-up

   • adj.
     arranged beforehand in order to deceive someone: the whole thing could be a put-up job

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put-up

   • adj.
     arranged beforehand in order to deceive someone: the whole thing could be a put-up job

   Oxford Dictionary

   put something up

   • ph.
     construct or erect something

   Oxford Dictionary

   put something up

   • ph.
     construct or erect something

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put someone up

   • ph.
     accommodate someone temporarily

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put up to

   • ph.
     encourage someone to do something wrong or unwise

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put someone up

   • ph.
     accommodate someone temporarily

   Oxford Dictionary

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   put up

   • ph.
     construct or erect something

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put up

   • ph.
     offer or show (a particular degree of resistance, effort, or skill) in a fight or competitive ...

   Oxford American Dictionary