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raise

raise

Meaning of raise

English

to move something to a higher level

Deutsch

etwas nach oben bewegen, z. B. die Hand

raise

Pronunciation

British English
/reɪz/
American English
/reɪz/

raise with German translation

raise usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

Whoever knows the answer raises their hand.

Wer die Antwort weiß, hebt die Hand.

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

She raises her glass and drinks.

Sie hebt das Glas und trinkt.

raise synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between raise, lift, put up, increase, boost, elevate, hoist, and pick up

🇬🇧English

to physically move something up, often heavy

A2very often

ENCan you lift this box?

P
🇬🇧English
put up

informal: put up your hand

often

ENPut up your hand if you know the answer.

🇬🇧English

to make an amount bigger, not physically higher

A2very often

ENThey increased the price.

Advanced: broader words

B
🇬🇧English
boost

to increase or improve sharply

A2often

ENThe campaign boosted sales.

E
🇬🇧English
elevate

formal: to raise or lift up

A2rare word

ENThe government wants to elevate education standards.

H
🇬🇧English
hoist

to lift something heavy with ropes or a crane

rare word

ENThe crane hoisted the boat out of the water.

P
🇬🇧English
pick up

to take something from the floor or a surface

very often

ENCan you pick up that pen from the floor?

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Questions about this word

What does raise mean?

to move something to a higher level

How do you pronounce raise?

raise is pronounced [reɪz].

How is raise used in a sentence?

Wer die Antwort weiß, hebt die Hand. Translation: Whoever knows the answer raises their hand.

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