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raising
Đọc giọng UK
Đọc giọng US
raise
/ˈreɪz/
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Đọc giọng US
raise
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Anh-Việt
Anh-Anh
Đồng nghĩa
Danh từ
sự đưa lên
sự chăn nuôi; nghề chăn nuôi
sự nổi lên (khỏi nước)
sự tăng lên, sự nâng lên
r. of an index nâng một chỉ số
verb
raises; raised; raising
[+ obj] to lift or move (something or someone) to a higher position
Raise
your
hand
if
you
know
the
answer
.
Raise
your
arms
above
your
head
.
He
raised
his
head
and
looked
around
.
She
raised
her
eyes
from
her
book
and
stared
at
him
.
He
raised
the
cup
to
his
lips
and
drank
.
I
raised
the
lid
and
peeked
inside
.
Let's
raise
the
windows
and
get
some
fresh
air
in
here
.
We
raised
the
flag
to
the
top
of
the
pole
.
to lift or move (something or someone) to a standing or more upright position
They
raised
[=
erected
,
put
up
]
a
flagpole
in
the
quadrangle
.
I
carefully
raised
her
to
a
sitting
position
.
She
raised
herself
onto
her
knees
. -
often
+
up
He
slowly
raised
himself
up
off
the
floor
.
The
men
raised
up
the
barn's
walls
with
pulleys
. -
opposite
lower
to increase the amount or level of (something)
Our
landlord
is
raising
the
rent
.
The
store
is
raising
its
prices
.
The
governor
wants
to
raise
the
minimum
wage
.
He
matched
the
bet
and
then
raised
it
.
The
college
is
raising
its
standards
for
admission
.
Exercise
raises
your
body
temperature
.
The
ad
campaign
is
intended
to
raise
awareness
of
the
importance
of
a
healthy
diet
.
Exposure
to
secondhand
smoke
raises
the
risk
of
lung
cancer
.
The
captain
tried
to
raise
the
spirits
of
his
crew
. [=
the
captain
tried
to
cheer
them
up
]
to increase the quality of (something)
She
needs
to
raise
her
game
in
the
play-offs
. [=
she
needs
to
play
better
in
the
play-offs
]
to collect (money) from people for a particular cause
The
organization
is
raising
money
to
help
the
hurricane
victims
.
usually + for
The
students
are
raising
money
for
their
school
.
to form (something, such as an army) by gathering a group of people together
The
rebels
were
able
to
raise
an
army
quickly
.
to mention (something) for people to think or talk about
The
issue
of
money
was
never
raised
.
I'm
sorry
that
I
have
to
raise
this
subject
,
but
we
can't
ignore
it
any
longer
.
to cause people to think about or be aware of (something)
The
book
raises
many
questions
about
our
biological
origins
.
The
discovery
raises
the
possibility
of
a
cure
for
the
disease
. [=
the
discovery
makes
it
possible
that
a
cure
for
the
disease
will
be
found
]
to cause (something) to happen or exist :to produce (something)
The
news
raised
hopes
for
peace
.
The
news
raised
fears
of
war
.
Her
comment
raised
a
few
smiles
/
laughs
.
He
was
so
tired
he
could
barely
raise
a
smile
. [=
he
could
barely
smile
]
The
laws
were
passed
without
raising
much
opposition
.
A
passerby
saw
the
intruders
and
raised
[=
sounded
]
the
alarm
.
The
audience
raised
a
cheer
[=
the
audience
cheered
]
at
the
end
of
the
speech
.
Some
people
are
raising
a
ruckus
/
fuss
/
stink
[=
are
complaining
or
objecting
very
angrily
]
about
the
proposed
tax
.
chiefly US :to take care of and teach (a child) :to bring up or rear (a child)
We
have
raised
two
wonderful
girls
.
They
have
raised
their
children
to
be
well-mannered
.
She
was
raised
by
her
grandparents
.
He
was
raised
(
as
)
a
Baptist
. =
He
was
raised
Baptist
.
My
dad
was
raised
on
a
farm
.
Some
kids
are
raised
on
(
a
diet
of
)
junk
food
.
I
was
born
and
raised
here
.
This
is
a
wonderful
place
to
raise
a
family
.
to keep and take care of (animals or crops)
He
raises
[=
breeds
]
chickens
on
his
farm
.
They're
raising
[=
growing
]
corn
this
year
.
to cause (a dead person) to live again :resurrect
He
claimed
that
he
could
raise
people
from
the
dead
. =
He
claimed
that
he
could
raise
the
dead
.
That
noise
is
loud
enough
to
raise
the
dead
.
formal :to stop or remove (something that is preventing or blocking an activity) often for only a short period of time
They
raised
the
siege
/
embargo
/
blockade
.
The
city
has
temporarily
raised
[=
lifted
]
its
ban
on
smoking
in
bars
.
to build (a monument, statue, etc.) :erect
The
city
raised
a
monument
in
his
honor
.
mathematics :to multiply (a number) by itself a specified number of times
Raise
two
to
the
fourth
power
.
Two
raised
to
the
fourth
power
is
16.
to get (someone) to speak with you on a radio :to contact (someone) by radio
We
tried
to
raise
him
on
the
radio
,
but
we
couldn't
get
through
.
to bet more than (a previous player in a card game)
I'll
match
that
bet
and
raise
you
five
. [=
I'll
increase
your
bet
by
5]
raise a glass
xem
glass
raise an/your eyebrow, raise eyebrows
xem
eyebrow
raise Cain
US old-fashioned
to behave wildly and make a lot of noise
They
were
always
getting
drunk
and
raising
Cain
.
to complain in a loud or angry way
The
townsfolk
raised
Cain
[=
raised
hell
]
about
the
tax
increase
.
raise hell
xem
hell
raise its ugly head
xem
head
raise the bar
xem
bar
raise the roof
xem
roof
raise your voice
to speak loudly especially because you are angry
Don't
you
raise
your
voice
at
me
!
The
baby
is
sleeping
,
so
try
not
to
raise
your
voice
.
Many
people
raised
their
voices
[=
spoke
out
]
in
protest
. =
Many
voices
were
raised
in
protest
.
noun
plural raises
[count] US :an increase in the amount of your pay
I
asked
my
boss
for
a
raise. [=(
Brit
)
rise
]
a
raise
in
salary
=
a
pay
raise
* Các từ tương tự:
raised
,
raised ranch
verb
She raised the glass to her lips. We raised the mainsail and sailed out of the harbour
lift
(
up
)
elevate
hoist
pull
up
haul
up
run
up
Literary
upraise
With the help of some neighbours, the barn was raised in less than a day
erect
put
up
construct
build
produce
create
put
together
assemble
frame
During that year's mild winter, we were able to raise three crops
farm
grow
cultivate
plant
bring
up
nurture
harvest
propagate
His grandmother raised ten children, six girls and four boys
bring
up
nurture
rear
mother
father
parent
Do you think you could raise an army quickly enough to defend us against attack?
assemble
gather
bring
or
gather
or
get
together
muster
mobilize
round
up
rally
collect
convene
recruit
Colloq
pull
together
Why are consumer petrol prices always raised at the vaguest hint of an increase in oil prices?
increase
boost
advance
put
up
jack
up
run
up
inflate
escalate
The news about the new company raised our hopes of finding jobs
cultivate
foster
nurture
heighten
stimulate
buoy
lift
uplift
boost
arouse
quicken
encourage
develop
It is regrettable that you saw fit to raise such a delicate issue
open
introduce
initiate
broach
bring
up
bring
or
put
forward
present
suggest
mention
moot
Restrictions on travel to south-east Asia were about to be raised
remove
relieve
lift
abandon
eliminate
discontinue
(
bring
to
an
)
end
terminate
Objections to the relaxation of safety regulations were raised by relatives of the victims of the earlier disaster
cause
provoke
evoke
occasion
put
or
set
in
motion
institute
prompt
engender
stir
up
instigate
inspire
give
rise
to
bring
about
arouse
originate
Was it you who raised the alarm at the first sign of smoke?
utter
express
bring
up
put
forward
shout
call
We raised twice as much for charity as last year
assemble
obtain
get
collect
amass
solicit
Our spirits were raised considerably by the news from head office
invigorate
animate
vitalize
vivify
buoy
lift
uplift
cheer
(
up
)
exhilarate
elate
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