"Set up"

Question

When I use this expression. I see these words always but I do no know what mean.Thanks

Yoong Liat · Accepted Answer

I hope the following definitions will help you.

1. transitive verb erect something: to erect something or put something in an upright or usable position

set up road blocks

2. transitive and intransitive verb prepare equipment for event: to prepare the equipment needed for an event

The band is setting up on stage.

3. transitive verb establish something: to establish something, or bring something into being

The charity set up a fund for the refugees.

4. transitive verb plan something: to make necessary arrangements for something such as a meeting or conference

Please set up a meeting for the five of us early next week.

5. transitive and intransitive verb start business: to start a business, or give somebody everything needed to start a business

His family set him up in business.

6. transitive verb produce loud sound: to start making a loud noise or giving voice to something

The spectators set up a howl of protest.

7. transitive verb present as model: to give prominence to something or somebody and present it, him, or her as an example to a group

They've set him up as a model for the younger generation

Optilang · Answer

It depends what you want to say

Lots of thing can be set up.

Nessitas · Answer

The complete sentence is : We could set up a lettler to São Paulo

Thanks

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