raise
gb /ɹˈeɪz/ us /ɹˈeɪz/
felemel, felhúz, felpolcol, megemel, emel, növel, felnevel, nevel, pénzt gyűjt, adományt gyűjt, felvet, szóba hoz, fizetésemelés, béremelés
Schema d'uso:
to raise [something] [up/into/above something]
Please raise your hand if you know the answer.
Kérem, emelje fel a kezét, ha tudja a választ.
They raised the flag at sunrise.
Napkeltekor felhúzták a zászlót.
She raised the box onto the shelf.
The workers raised the heavy beam into place.
Esempi per chi studia
Raise your hand if you want to speak.
Emelje fel a kezét, ha szeretne megszólalni.
He raised the chair onto the table.
Felemelt egy széket, és felrakta az asztalra.
The boy raised the ball over his head.
Please raise the window a little.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'raise' (needs an object) with 'rise' (does not take an object). For example, 'I raise early' is incorrect; it should be 'I rise early'.
Significato
Lift something upward
Collocazioni
raise your hand
| raise the flag
| raise the roof
| raise eyebrows
Sinonimi
lift (General term for moving something upward physically.)
Contrari
lower (Means to move something downward in position.)
Temi
daily life
| physical actions
| daily_life
| core_vocabulary
Definizione
To move something up to a higher place.
To move or lift something to a higher position or level.
Schema d'uso:
to raise [prices/salary/temperature/etc.]
The company plans to raise prices next year.
A cég jövőre árat emel.
They raised the temperature in the room.
Megemelték a szoba hőmérsékletét.
We need to raise our standards of service.
The government raised taxes on cigarettes.
Esempi per chi studia
The store will raise prices next month.
Az üzlet jövő hónapban árat emel.
They raised the rent for the apartment.
Megemelték a lakbért.
We must raise the speed limit here.
They raised the temperature in the house.
Errore comune:
Some learners mistakenly use 'rise' instead of 'raise' when talking about causing an increase. Example: 'They will rise prices' is incorrect; it should be 'They will raise prices'.
Significato
Increase a value or level
Collocazioni
raise prices
| raise taxes
| raise wages
| raise interest rates
Sinonimi
increase (General term for making something larger in amount or degree.)
Contrari
reduce (Means to make something smaller in amount or level.)
Temi
business
| economics
| core_vocabulary
| science
Definizione
To make a number, price, or level go up.
To cause an amount, number, or level to become greater.
Schema d'uso:
to raise [a child/children/animal]
They raised three children together.
Három gyereket neveltek fel együtt.
She was raised by her grandparents.
A nagyszülei nevelték fel.
The farmer raises chickens and goats.
He raised his daughter alone after his wife died.
Esempi per chi studia
My parents raised me in a small town.
A szüleim egy kisvárosban neveltek fel.
They raise cows on their farm.
Teheneket nevelnek a farmjukon.
She raised her son with love.
He was raised by his aunt.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'raise' with 'rise'; 'I rise my children' is incorrect; it should be 'I raise my children'.
Significato
Bring up a child or animal
Collocazioni
raise a family
| raise children
| raise cattle
| raise pets
Sinonimi
bring up (Common phrase for caring for children during their upbringing.)
Contrari
neglect (Failing to care for someone who needs it.)
Temi
family
| daily life
| daily_life
| relationships
| animals
Definizione
To take care of and teach a child or animal until grown up.
To care for and educate a child or animal until they are fully grown.
Schema d'uso:
to raise [money/funds] for [something]
They raised $10,000 for the hospital.
10 000 dollárt gyűjtöttek a kórház javára.
We are raising funds to build a new school.
Pénzt gyűjtünk egy új iskola felépítésére.
The organization raises money to help homeless people.
Esempi per chi studia
We want to raise money for sick children.
Pénzt szeretnénk gyűjteni beteg gyerekeknek.
They raised money for the new library.
Pénzt gyűjtöttek az új könyvtárra.
She raised funds to help poor families.
Significato
Collect money for something
Collocazioni
raise money for charity
| raise funds for research
| raise capital
Sinonimi
collect (General term for gathering money from various sources.)
Temi
business
| charity
| finance
| daily_life
Definizione
To get money from people for something special, like helping others or starting a project.
To gather money from people for a particular purpose, such as charity or business.
Schema d'uso:
to raise [a question/an issue/a concern]
She raised an important question during the meeting.
Egy fontos kérdést vetett fel a megbeszélésen.
The report raises concerns about safety standards.
A jelentés aggodalmakat vet fel a biztonsági előírásokkal kapcsolatban.
He raised the issue of parking shortages.
Esempi per chi studia
I want to raise a question about this plan.
Szeretnék felvetni egy kérdést ezzel a tervvel kapcsolatban.
He raised an issue about the cost.
Felvetett egy problémát a költségekkel kapcsolatban.
She raised concerns about the food quality.
Significato
Introduce a topic or issue
Collocazioni
raise a question
| raise concerns
| raise an issue
Sinonimi
bring up (Common and slightly less formal term for introducing a subject.)
Temi
communication
| education
| business
Definizione
To start talking about a new subject or problem.
To bring a subject, question, or issue to people's attention for discussion.
I got a raise after my performance review.
Fizetésemelést kaptam az értékelésem után.
She asked her boss for a raise.
Fizetésemelést kért a főnökétől.
He's hoping for a big raise this year.
Esempi per chi studia
She got a raise last month.
A múlt hónapban fizetésemelést kapott.
He asked for a raise at work.
Fizetésemelést kért a munkahelyén.
I hope I get a raise soon.
Significato
Increase in pay at work
Collocazioni
get a raise
| ask for a raise
| deserve a raise
Sinonimi
pay increase (A neutral term often used formally in workplace contexts.)
Contrari
pay cut (A reduction in salary or wages.)
Temi
business
| employment
| work
| finance
Definizione
More money you get for your work than before.
An increase in the amount of money you earn for your job.
Grammatica
Forma base
raise
IPA
Sillabe e accento
raise (1 sillaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (raise)
Forme flesse
Noun
Base:
raise
Plural:
raises
Verb
Base:
raise
3rd Person Singular:
raises
Present Participle:
raising
Past:
raised
Famiglia di parole
Forms
raises
noun
raising
verb
raised
verb
Negative and opposite forms
Espressioni
raise one's voice
1
/ɹˈeɪz wˈʌnz vˈɔɪs/
fixed phrase
Speak louder than usual, often angrily
To talk louder than normal, often because you are angry or want to be heard clearly.
Esempi
Don't raise your voice at me!
He had to raise his voice so everyone could hear him over the noise.
raise the bar
1
/ɹˈeɪz ðə bˈɑɹ/
idiom
Set higher standards or expectations
To make people work to meet better and harder goals than before.
Esempi
The new smartphone has raised the bar for design and performance.
Her performance in the role has really raised the bar for future actors.
raise awareness
1
/ɹˈeɪz əwˈɛɹnəs/
fixed phrase
Make more people know about something important
To help more people know and think about an important subject or problem.
Esempi
The campaign aims to raise awareness about climate change.
The charity works to raise awareness about mental health issues.
We organized an event to raise awareness of mental health issues.
We organized a march to raise awareness of climate change.
raise eyebrows
1
/ɹˈeɪz ˈaɪbɹˌaʊz/
idiom
Cause surprise or disapproval
To make people feel surprised or not approve of something you do.
Esempi
Her sudden resignation raised eyebrows among her colleagues.
The politician's comment raised eyebrows across the country.
Wearing shorts to the formal dinner raised some eyebrows.
Her sudden resignation raised a few eyebrows in the office.
raise hell
1
/ɹˈeɪz hˈɛl/
idiom
informal
Cause loud trouble or protest strongly
To make a lot of noise and trouble because you are angry or excited.
Esempi
The crowd raised hell after the referee's bad call.
He'll raise hell if they try to fire him.
raise hell
2
/ɹˈeɪz hˈɛl/
idiom
informal
cause trouble or disturbance
To make trouble, protest loudly, or create a noisy disturbance.
Esempi
The fans raised hell after their team lost.
He’ll raise hell if he finds out what happened.