Translation
to set up, to erect; to stand something up
Examples
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They put up a high wall around the garden.
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I stood the chair next to the window.
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The committee established a new rule.
demandon .
She raised an important question at the meeting.
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After the gale we had to stand the tree up again.
means to be in a standing position and takes no object. Add -- and you get the causative: is to make something stand, so it always needs an object with -n. Do not use it for a person getting to their feet, which is or . Beyond the literal sense it does the same abstract work as English "set up" and "raise": you can , or demandon. is the word when actual building materials are involved.
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