Pronunciation: /ɪˈrɛkt/
noun a structure that is upright or vertical
A1 The erect of the building was impressive.
A2 The artist created a beautiful sculpture of an erect.
B1 The archaeologists discovered an ancient stone erect in the ruins.
B2 The monument stood tall and erect in the city square.
C1 The engineer designed a new type of steel erect for the construction project.
C2 The professor discussed the cultural significance of erects in ancient civilizations.
verb to construct or build
A1 The builder erected a new house in the neighborhood.
A2 She erected a tent for us to sleep in during the camping trip.
B1 The team erected a statue in honor of their coach's retirement.
B2 The engineers erected a bridge that connected two previously isolated towns.
C1 The government decided to erect a new monument to commemorate the country's independence.
C2 The artist erected a massive sculpture in the town square, drawing crowds from far and wide.
adjective upright in position or posture
A1 The builder erected a new house in the neighborhood.
A2 She saw an erect sign indicating the way to the museum.
B1 The soldiers stood erect during the national anthem.
B2 The monument was erected in memory of the fallen soldiers.
C1 The skyscraper was erected in record time due to advanced construction techniques.
C2 The artist's sculpture stood erect in the center of the gallery, captivating all who passed by.
formal The architect designed the building to have a tall and erect structure.
informal He stood erect and proud as he received the award.
slang The flagpole was fully erect before the storm knocked it down.
figurative Her erect posture showed confidence and determination.
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