to richt
- verb
- UK
- He tried to richt the chair after it was knocked over by the wind.
Examples
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The villagers worked together to richt the cart that had fallen in the mud.
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With some effort, they managed to richt the barrel and continue their work.
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Please richt that chair before the guests arrive.
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He richted the table after it was knocked over.
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The villagers worked together to richt the cart that had fallen in the mud.
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He tried to richt the chair after it was knocked over by the wind.
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With some effort, they managed to richt the barrel and continue their work.
Synonyms
Make something straight and in the right position
To put something back into an upright position
To make something stand up again after it falls
Put something back up after it falls or is taken down
How Upright
Surface Forms
Etymology
Richt meaning to set upright comes from the same root as the English verb right, with the idea of 'turning upright' or putting something back in the correct position. So, to richt a fallen cart is to turn it back upright and make it right again.