erect
verbUK /ɪˈrekt/
US /ɪˈrekt/
To build or put something up.
The workers will erect a new tent for the fair.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Straight up and standing tall.
The soldier stood erect during the ceremony.
3. To create or start something, like a system or rule.
The town decided to erect new rules for the park.
4. Standing straight and firm, not bent.
The cat held its tail erect when it saw the dog.