transcription, транскрипция: [ verb ]
Date: 14th century
transitive verb
1.
a. : to place in a container or receptacle
put his lunch up in a bag
b. : to put away (a sword) in a scabbard : sheathe
c. : to prepare so as to preserve for later use : can
d. : to put in storage
2. : to start (game animals) from cover
3. : to nominate for election
4. : to offer up (as a prayer)
5. : set 16
6. : to make available ; especially : to offer for public sale
put their possessions up for auction
7. : to give food and shelter to : accommodate
8. : to arrange (as a plot or scheme) with others
put up a job to steal the jewels
9. : build , erect
10.
a. : to make a display of
put up a brave front
b. : to engage in
put up a struggle
11.
a. : contribute , pay
put up bail money
b. : to offer as a prize or stake
12. chiefly British : to increase the amount of : raise
13. : to succeed in producing or achieving
an athlete who has put up big numbers
also : score 4a(1)
put up 20 points
intransitive verb
1. : lodge
2. : to take direct action — used in the phrase put up or shut up
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- put one up to
- put up with