erect 音标拼音: [ɪr'ɛkt]
a . 直立的,竖立的,笔直的
vt . 使竖立,使直立,树立,建立
vi . 勃起
直立的,竖立的,笔直的使竖立,使直立,树立,建立勃起
erect adj 1 :
upright in position or posture ; "
an erect stature ";
"
erect flower stalks "; "
for a dog ,
an erect tail indicates aggression "; "
a column still vertical amid the ruins "; "
he sat bolt upright " [
synonym : {
erect }, {
vertical },
{
upright }] [
ant : {
unerect }]
2 :
of sexual organs ;
stiff and rigid [
synonym : {
tumid }, {
erect }]
v 1 :
construct ,
build ,
or erect ; "
Raise a barn " [
synonym : {
raise },
{
erect }, {
rear }, {
set up }, {
put up }] [
ant : {
dismantle },
{
level }, {
pull down }, {
rase }, {
raze }, {
take down }, {
tear down }]
2 :
cause to rise up [
synonym : {
rear }, {
erect }]
Erect \
E *
rect "\,
a . [
L .
erectus ,
p .
p .
of erigere to erect ;
e out regere to lead straight .
See {
Right },
and cf . {
Alert }.]
1 .
Upright ,
or having a vertical position ;
not inverted ;
not leaning or bent ;
not prone ;
as ,
to stand erect .
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Two of far nobler shape ,
erect and tall . --
Milton .
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Among the Greek colonies and churches of Asia ,
Philadelphia is still erect --
a column of ruins .
--
Gibbon .
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2 .
Directed upward ;
raised ;
uplifted .
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His piercing eyes ,
erect ,
appear to view Superior worlds ,
and look all nature through .
--
Pope .
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3 .
Bold ;
confident ;
free from depression ;
undismayed .
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But who is he ,
by years Bowed ,
but erect in heart ? --
Keble .
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4 .
Watchful ;
alert .
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Vigilant and erect attention of mind . --
Hooker .
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5 . (
Bot .)
Standing upright ,
with reference to the earth '
s surface ,
or to the surface to which it is attached .
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6 . (
Her .)
Elevated ,
as the tips of wings ,
heads of serpents ,
etc .
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Erect \
E *
rect "\,
v .
i .
To rise upright . [
Obs .]
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By wet ,
stalks do erect . --
Bacon .
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Erect \
E *
rect "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Erected };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Erecting }.]
1 .
To raise and place in an upright or perpendicular position ;
to set upright ;
to raise ;
as ,
to erect a pole ,
a flagstaff ,
a monument ,
etc .
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2 .
To raise ,
as a building ;
to build ;
to construct ;
as ,
to erect a house or a fort ;
to set up ;
to put together the component parts of ,
as of a machine .
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3 .
To lift up ;
to elevate ;
to exalt ;
to magnify .
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That didst his state above his hopes erect .
--
Daniel .
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I ,
who am a party ,
am not to erect myself into a judge . --
Dryden .
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4 .
To animate ;
to encourage ;
to cheer .
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It raiseth the dropping spirit ,
erecting it to a loving complaisance . --
Barrow .
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5 .
To set up as an assertion or consequence from premises ,
or the like . "
To erect conclusions ." --
Sir T .
Browne .
"
Malebranche erects this proposition ." --
Locke .
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6 .
To set up or establish ;
to found ;
to form ;
to institute .
"
To erect a new commonwealth ." --
Hooker .
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{
Erecting shop } (
Mach .),
a place where large machines ,
as engines ,
are put together and adjusted .
Syn :
To set up ;
raise ;
elevate ;
construct ;
build ;
institute ;
establish ;
found .
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196 Moby Thesaurus words for "
erect ":
Christian ,
aggrandize ,
assemble ,
blameless ,
bolt upright ,
boost ,
build ,
buoy up ,
cast ,
cast up ,
clean ,
compose ,
compound ,
concoct ,
construct ,
create ,
creditable ,
decent ,
devise ,
dignify ,
distinguish ,
downright ,
elaborate ,
elevate ,
elevated ,
ennoble ,
erectile ,
escalate ,
establish ,
estimable ,
ethical ,
evolve ,
exalted ,
extrude ,
fabricate ,
fair ,
fashion ,
forge ,
form ,
formulate ,
found ,
frame ,
fudge together ,
full of integrity ,
get up ,
glorify ,
good ,
heave ,
heft ,
heighten ,
heist ,
high ,
high -
minded ,
high -
principled ,
highly respectable ,
hike ,
hoick ,
hoist ,
hold up ,
honest ,
honor ,
honorable ,
house -
proud ,
immaculate ,
independent ,
indite ,
institute ,
inviolate ,
irreproachable ,
jerk up ,
just ,
knock up ,
law -
abiding ,
law -
loving ,
law -
revering ,
levitate ,
lift ,
lift up ,
lifted ,
lob ,
loft ,
lofty ,
magnify ,
make ,
make up ,
manly ,
manufacture ,
mature ,
mold ,
moral ,
noble ,
on stilts ,
organize ,
patch together ,
perk up ,
perpendicular ,
piece together ,
pitch ,
plumb ,
prefabricate ,
prepare ,
prideful ,
principled ,
produce ,
proud ,
proud as Lucifer ,
proud -
blooded ,
proud -
looking ,
proud -
minded ,
proud -
spirited ,
proudful ,
proudhearted ,
pure ,
purse -
proud ,
put together ,
put up ,
raise ,
raise aloft ,
raise up ,
raised ,
rampant ,
rear ,
rear aloft ,
rear up ,
rearing ,
remove ,
reputable ,
respectable ,
right ,
right -
minded ,
righteous ,
rise ,
run up ,
self -
confident ,
self -
esteeming ,
self -
reliant ,
self -
respecting ,
self -
sufficient ,
set up ,
shape ,
sky ,
spotless ,
stainless ,
stand upright ,
stand -
up ,
standing ,
standing up ,
sterling ,
stick up ,
stiff -
necked ,
stilted ,
straight ,
straight -
up ,
sublime ,
throw up ,
true -
dealing ,
true -
devoted ,
true -
disposing ,
true -
souled ,
true -
spirited ,
truehearted ,
unblemished ,
uncorrupt ,
uncorrupted ,
undefiled ,
unimpeachable ,
unspotted ,
unstained ,
unsullied ,
untarnished ,
up ,
upbuoy ,
upcast ,
upend ,
upended ,
upflung ,
upheave ,
uphoist ,
uphold ,
uplift ,
uplifted ,
upraise ,
upraised ,
uprear ,
upreared ,
upright ,
uprighteous ,
upstanding ,
upthrow ,
upthrown ,
vertical ,
virtuous ,
whomp up ,
worthy ,
write ,
yeomanly
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