put up

to build something like a wall, fence, tent, etc.

• Father is busy putting up a wall.
• This building was put up in six months.
• We put up a tent.
• Let's put up our tent here.
• Let's put up the tent while it is still light.
• We put up our tent in the shade of a large tree.
• Have you put up the Christmas tree already?
• Let's put up the Christmas tree here.

to let someone stay in your house for a night or a couple of days.

• He put me up for a night.
• Can you put me up tonight?
• Tom put me up for a night.
• I'll put you up for the night.
• Will you put us up for one night?
• I will put up at my friend's tonight.
• I'm sorry I can't put you up tonight.
• He put the traveler up for the night.
• Tom put the traveler up for the night.
• Could you please put me up for the night?
• We put up at a lakeside hotel for the night.
• Can you put up some extra guests for the night?

to put a notice, poster, etc, on a wall.

• The group put up posters to remind people that noise is harmful.
• You need permission to put up that sort of poster, and, most of all, you're ruining the looks of the street!
• I put up a notice.
• He put up a notice about the change in price.
• Tom put up a notice about the change in price.
• The manager put up a notice about the extra holiday.
• He put up the notice on the suggestion board with a pin.