errichten

v/t

1. (Statue, Bühne, Barrikaden etc.) put up, erect; (Gerüst) put up; (Gebäude) erect, build; (Zelt) put up

2. fig. (Barrieren etc.) put up, set up, erect

3. fig. (gründen) found; bes. WIRTS. set up

4. JUR. (Testament) draw up

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to build; to construct; to raise; to establish; to found; to erect; to plant; to put up

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er|rịch|ten [ɛɐ'rɪçtn] ptp erri\#chtet

vt

to erect (AUCH MATH), to put up; (fig = gründen) to establish, to set up

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1) (to set up; to put up or to build: They erected a statue in his memory; They plan to erect an office block there.) erect

2) (to build (a monument etc): They've raised a statue of Robert Burns / in memory of Robert Burns.) raise

3) (to build; to erect: They're putting up some new houses.) put up

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er·rich·ten *

vt

▪ etw \errichten

1. (aufstellen) to erect sth form, to put sth up sep

2. (erbauen) to erect sth form, to construct sth

▪ etw \errichten lassen to have sth erected

3. (begründen) to found sth, to set up sth sep

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transitives Verb

1) build <house, bridge, etc.>

2) erect, put up <rostrum, barrier, etc.>

3) found <company>; set up <fund>

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errichten v/t

1. (Statue, Bühne, Barrikaden etc) put up, erect; (Gerüst) put up; (Gebäude) erect, build; (Zelt) put up

2. fig (Barrieren etc) put up, set up, erect

3. fig (gründen) found; besonders WIRTSCH set up

4. JUR (Testament) draw up

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transitives Verb

1) build <house, bridge, etc.>

2) erect, put up <rostrum, barrier, etc.>

3) found <company>; set up <fund>

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n.

construction n.