erect|erected|erecting|erects in English

verb

[e·rect || ɪ'rekt]

raise, build, set up, establish

Use "erect|erected|erecting|erects" in a sentence

1. Fatalism thus erects a barrier between God and man.

2. After erecting the infrastructure of the construction site, and after the completion of drainage works and piling there appeard above the ground the first framings of buildings erected.

3. The Romans were erecting great buildings.

4. Erecting the dynamics of your success?

5. In Citadels, players take on new roles each round to represent characters they hire in order to help them acquire gold and erect buildings.The game ends at the close of a round in which a player erects his/her eighth building

6. Hold your head erect.

7. The secondary reason was vertical erecting way of reboiler .

8. Prefabricated parts (not of metal), for erecting the aforesaid goods

9. Synonyms for Assembles include constructs, builds, erects, fabricates, connects, joins, makes, manufactures, sets up and confects

10. The soldiers stand erect.

11. Erecting a monument is a way to honor heros.

12. 15 Erect a trade Barrier.

13. The town has honoured his bravery by erecting a memorial.

14. Some nations, meanwhile, are hoarding steel by erecting export barriers.

15. There is an erect pine.

16. " My cock became painfully erect. "

17. Angry animals erect the mane.

18. A skyscraper has been erected.

19. 3 Angry animals erect the mane.

20. Those erecting barriers on the grounds of economy courted political disfavour.

21. Stiff-Backed definition is - rigidly erect

22. 25 There is an erect pine.

23. “The Standard of Truth Has Been Erected”

24. Scaffolding has been erected around the tower.

25. He sat very erect, listening intently.