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put up Definition and Meaning in English (put up definition)

verb
Synonyms:constructbuildtolerate
Quick Answer • Definition

Put up definition: To build or construct something like a fence or a building.

Definitions of Put up

  1. 1verb(formal)

    To build or construct something like a fence or a building.

  2. 2verb(informal)

    To stay or lodge at a place temporarily.

  3. 3verb(informal)

    To tolerate or endure a difficult situation or person.

Example Sentences

formal

“They will put up a new fence.”

casual

“We can put up at a local hotel.”

informal

“I cannot put up with this noise.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveput up
past tenseput up
present participleputting up

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Put up definition: To build or construct something like a fence or a building.
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