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🔑raiseraise1 /reɪz / verb [transitive] ➤move upward提升- to lift something举起；抬起◆If you want to leave the room, raise your hand.如果想离开房间请举手。◆The captain of the winning team raised the trophy in the air.获胜队的队长把奖杯高高举起。 OPP lower
➤increase增加- to increase something or to make something better or stronger增加；提高◆They've raised their prices a lot since last year.从去年起，他们把价格提高了很多。◆The hotel needs to raise its standards.这家酒店需要提高水准。◆There's no need to raise your voice (= speak angrily).你不必提高嗓门儿。 OPP lower
➤collect money筹款- to get something; obtain筹集；募集；获取◆We managed to raise nearly $100 for the school at the bake sale.我们在糕点义卖会上设法为学校筹款近 100 美元。
➤child儿童- to take care of a child until he / she is an adult抚养；养育◆You can't raise a family on what I earn.我挣的那点钱没法养活孩子。 SYN bring up
➤farm animals / crops牲畜；农作物- to make a plant or animal grow so that you can use it饲养；培育；种植◆In New Zealand, sheep are raised for meat and wool.在新西兰，人们饲养绵羊以获取羊肉和羊毛。
➤mention subject引出话题- to introduce a subject that needs to be talked about提起，引出（话题）◆I would like to raise the subject of money.我想谈一谈钱的事。◆This raises the question of why nothing was done before.这就引发一个问题：为什么之前什么都没有做。
 ●raise your eyebrowsto show that you are surprised or that you do not approve of something扬起眉头（表示惊讶或不赞同）●raise / sound the alarmto warn people about something dangerous发出警报◆I hammered on all the doors to raise the alarm.我敲打所有的门以发出警报。
raiseraise2 /reɪz / noun [countable] an increase in pay涨工资；加薪◆I'm going to ask the boss for a raise.我打算要求老板给我加薪。 |