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erected

/ih-rekt/US // ɪˈrɛkt //UK // (ɪˈrɛkt) //

竖立,竖立的,竖起来的,竖立起来的

Related Words

organize组织,组建,组织起来,组织机构put up摆放,摆设,摆出,摆上raise提高,抬高,抬起,抬起来set up设置,设立,设定,摆设create创建,创造,创作,创立construct建设,构建,兴建,架构initiate启动,发起,倡议,开始hoist举起,抬起,扬起,扬stand站在,站立,站,站起来assemble凑合,凑集,凑齐,凑合着用found发现,发现的,找到了,找到的mount装载,装机,装入,装上firm公司,坚定的,坚实的,坚固的vertical纵向,垂直,垂直的,纵elevated高高在上的,高昂的,高高在上,高架upright直立的,直立,直立式的,正直的cocked竖起的,竖立的,竖起,竖立fashion时尚,时尚界,时尚界的frame框架,框框,框,帧shape形状,外形,造型,形态

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : upright in position or posture: to stand or sit erect.
    • : raised or directed upward: a dog with ears erect.
    • : Botany. vertical throughout; not spreading or declined: an erect stem; an erect leaf or ovule.
    • : Heraldry. represented palewise: a sword erect. represented upright: a boar's head erect.
    • : Optics. having the same position as the object; not inverted.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to build; construct; raise: to erect a house.
    • : to raise and set in an upright or vertical position: to erect a telegraph pole.
    • : to set up or establish, as an institution; found.
    • : to bring about; cause to come into existence: to erect barriers to progress.
    • : Geometry. to draw or construct upon a given line, base, or the like.
    • : to form or create legally: to erect a territory into a state.
    • : Optics. to change to the normal position.
    • : Machinery. to assemble; make ready for use.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to become erect; stand up or out.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.stood on end
Synonyms
boosted得到提升的,得到提升,得到了提升,增援的elevated高高在上的,高昂的,高高在上,高架hoisted悬挂的,被提升的,抬起来的,抬起的implanted植入的,植入式的,植入式,植入了lifted抬起来的,抬起的,抬起来了,抬起来raised提高,提出,提出的,提高了reared饲养的,饲养,所饲养的,饲养了uplifted振奋人心的,振奋人心,昂扬的,振奋upraised高举的,高举旗帜,高举,高举着的standing up站立,站起来,站起身来,起立
adj.built
Synonyms
completed已完成,已完成的,完成的,完成constructed已建成的,已建成,已建,已建造的raised提高,提出,提出的,提高了

Examples

  • Opposition is building against San Diego’s dream of erecting a $5 billion pipeline to the Colorado River in the name of resource independence.

  • Publishers will encourage users to opt-in through engaging content and other special access, while other publishers will erect paywalls.

  • Haunted by Russia’s brazen effort to meddle in the last election, federal and state officials have erected what they believe are formidable barriers to thwart cyber-attacks ahead of Tuesday’s presidential vote.

  • Grocery stores, salons, restaurants, nursing homes, and even offices across the country have newfound use for plexiglass, erecting transparent barriers between groups of people as a preventative measure against the coronavirus.

  • However, the optics of erecting the enclosures to distance wealthy diners from homeless people in the neighborhood did not sit well with many advocates in the city.

  • Exactly one month after the first straw goat was erected in Gävle, it was mysteriously burned to a crisp.

  • The glass-enclosed elevator that I take shows another building being erected, with a great derrick and all.

  • Other buildings have since been erected and then torn down or sold.

  • Nearby, the Hamas deputy information minister, Ehab al Hussain, sits in a memorial tent erected for those killed in the fighting.

  • The prohibition was erected for good reason:  to prevent the religious wars that wracked Europe in the previous century.

  • Close to the wagon in which our hero lay the natives had erected a temporary hut of grass, about six feet high.

  • A vast number are now being erected, and no other engine is erected where these are known.

  • I have erected above 100 steam-engines on this principle, but never met with one accident or complaint against them.

  • The last engine I erected was about three weeks since, for a farmer that kept four horses and two drivers.

  • In the spring of the following year a somewhat similar engine was erected in London.

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