To raise, erect, build, rear (an edifice, etc.).

To place in an erect position; to set or stand upright; to erect (an image, statue); to raise (a standard).

To bring into a higher position; to elevate, raise, rear, build up; to raise to a point or amount, etc. See senses of up.

transitive. To build, construct; to erect, put up. Formerly also with up.

To cause (a thing) to assume a certain physical position expressed by an adjective complement or adverbial phrase; chiefly to set open (†wide), set o…

To set up (a building, statue, framework, etc.); to rear, build. Also †to erect up.

transitive. To raise, heighten, set up.

transitive. = erect, v. (in various senses).

To place in a definite and more or less permanent position; to set, station. to fix up: to set up.

intransitive and transitive (up-, prefix affix 3a.)