Use 'have up' when proudly showing something you value.

Proud Display

'Have up' implies something is visible to others, not hidden away.

Visibility

Use 'have up' to express personal care when hosting someone.

'Have up' suggests a short-term accommodation, not permanent.

'Have up' involves an act of raising something, often in a formal sense.

Often used for festive or ceremonial occasions where something is displayed.

'Have up' can signal defeat or the end of resistance.

Common in contexts involving police or authorities demanding surrender.