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(RAISE)
B1toraisesomething, or tofixsomething in araisedposition举起，抬起，升起；高高固定起Why don't you put upyourhood/umbrella?你怎么不戴起风帽／撑起伞？I put myhandup toasktheteacheraquestion.我举起手问了老师一个问题。I put myhairup(=fastenedit into apositionon thetopof myhead)for thewedding.我盘起头发参加婚礼。
(BUILD)
B2tobuildsomething建造They'replanningto put ahotelup where themuseumused to be.他们打算在原来的博物馆那里建一个宾馆。We're going to put up a newfencearoundourgarden.我们打算在我们的花园周围建一圈新篱笆。
(FIX)
tofixanobjectto averticalsurface张挂，悬挂；张贴We've put up some newcurtainsin thelivingroom.我们在起居室里挂上了新窗帘。Postersadvertisingtheconcerthave been put up all over thetown.全城都贴满了宣传这场音乐会的海报。
(MONEY)
B1mainlyUKtoincreasethepriceorvalueof something提高，抬高（价格或价值）Iseethey've put up thepriceoffuelagain.我知道他们又提高了燃料价格。toprovideorlendanamountofmoneyfor aparticularpurpose提供（资金），借（钱）Themoneyfor the newhospitalwas put up by ananonymousdonor.建造新医院的资金是一位匿名捐赠者提供的。Hisbrotherhasagreedto put upbailfor him.他哥哥答应给他交保释金。More examples
