put up

US /pʊt ʌp/
UK /pʊt ʌp/
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1.

to build or erect something

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They decided to put up a new fence around the garden.
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We need to put up the tent before it gets dark.
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erectconstructbuildassembleinstall
2.

to provide accommodation for someone

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Can you put me up for the night?
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They kindly put up the stranded travelers in their spare room.
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accommodatelodgehouseshelter
3.

to tolerate or endure something unpleasant

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I can't put up with his constant complaining anymore.
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She had to put up with a lot of criticism during her career.
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tolerateendurebearstandsuffer
4.

to offer or present something for consideration or approval

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She decided to put up her name for the committee election.
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The company will put up a new proposal next week.
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offerproposepresentsubmitnominate
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put up withput somebody up toput up a fightputput onput input to