How to Say ‘To set up’ in Traditional Chinese
架起來
jià qǐ lái
[jià qǐlái]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 起來 after an action adds the sense of raising or putting something into place. 架 means "to prop up", so 架起來 means "set it up". Similarly, 站起來 means "stand up".
Phrase Breakdown
架起來
jià qǐ lái
[jià qǐlái]
to set up
To put something up or in place, like a ramp or frame.
店員把斜坡板架起來了。
The staff set up the ramp.
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