raise

noun

UK/reɪz/
US/reɪz/

Definitions of raise noun

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    an increase in the amount of money you earn for your work

    加薪

    • She requested a salary raise from her employer.

      她向雇主要求加薪。

    • He received a raise following his annual performance review.

      他在年度績效評估後獲得了加薪。

    • The raise was not substantial, but it was still welcome.

      這次加薪雖然不多,但還是令人高興。

verb

UK/reɪz/
US/reɪz/

Definitions of raise verb

movement(移動)

  1. B1Transitive(及物動詞)

    to move something to a higher position

    舉起;抬起;提起

    • Please raise your hand to indicate your agreement.

      請舉手表示同意。

    • She raised her glasses to examine it closely.

      她舉起眼鏡仔細檢查。

    • He raised a lantern to illuminate the dark hallway.

      他舉起燈籠照亮黑暗的走廊。

change(變化)

  1. B1Transitive(及物動詞)

    to cause something to increase or become larger, better, or higher

    增加;提高;改善

    • The company plans to raise the prices of its products.

      公司計劃提高其產品的價格。

    • He raised his voice to be heard above the crowd.

      他提高音量以便在人群中被人聽到。

    • The school is trying to raise the academic standards of its students.

      學校正在努力提高學生的學術水平。

create(創造)

  1. B2Transitive(及物動詞)

    to cause something to begin or come into existence

    引起;導致;使存在

    • This issue has raised many important discussions.

      這個問題引發了許多重要的討論。

    • The statement raised public anger.

      這個聲明引起了公眾的憤怒。

    • Her question raised some new concerns.

      她的問題引發了一些新的擔憂。

growth(成長)

  1. B2Transitive(及物動詞)

    to care for a person, animal, or plant until they are fully grown

    養育;飼養;種植

    • They raise cattle and sheep on their farm.

      他們在農場裡飼養牛和羊。

    • She was raised in a loving family.

      她在一個充滿愛的家庭中長大。

    • These plants must be raised in a greenhouse.

      這些植物必須在溫室中種植。

gaming(遊戲)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    to bet a larger amount of money than another player in a card game

    (撲克牌遊戲中)加注

    • I will raise your bet.

      我會加注你的賭注。

    • He raised the bet by two times.

      他將賭注提高了兩倍。

    • She raised the bet, hoping to scare off the other players.

      她加注了,希望能嚇跑其他玩家。

end(結束)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)formal(正式)

    to end or stop something, often a restriction or blockade

    解除;終止;撤銷(禁令)

    • They raised the trade embargo after reaching an agreement.

      他們在達成協議後解除了貿易禁運。

    • They raised the blockade after the negotiations ended.

      他們在談判結束後解除了封鎖。

    • They decided to raise the restrictions on imports.

      他們決定解除進口限制。

communication(溝通)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    to communicate with someone, especially by phone or radio

    聯絡;聯繫(尤指透過電話或無線電)

    • I couldn't raise the base station on the radio.

      我無法通過無線電與基地站取得聯繫。

    • They tried to raise the rescue team via satellite phone.

      他們試圖通過衛星電話與救援隊取得聯繫。

    • She made several calls trying to raise customer service.

      她打了幾次電話試圖聯繫客服。

Idioms

  • raise your game

    To make a concerted effort to improve one's performance or abilities to reach a higher standard.

    提高水平

    If this team wants to win the championship, they need to raise their game.

    如果這支球隊想贏得冠軍,他們需要提升自己的表現。

  • raise (a few) eyebrows

    to cause surprise or mild shock; to be noticeable in a way that attracts disapproval.

    令人驚訝

    His open criticism of the manager's decisions at the meeting raised a few eyebrows.

    他在會議上公開批評經理的決定,讓大家感到驚訝。

  • raise hell

    To behave in an unrestrained manner, causing trouble or disturbance.

    闆事

    The children were raising hell in the room and made a mess of the house.

    孩子們在房間裡大吵大鬧,把房子弄得一團糟。

  • raise your hand to/against someone

    To physically strike or attempt to strike someone.

    動手打某人。

    He was so angry that he almost raised his hand to the waiter.

    他非常生氣,差點對服務生動手。

  • raise someone from the dead

    To bring someone back to life after they have died.

    使死者復活

    The ancient legend tells of a sorcerer who could raise people from the dead.

    古代傳說中有一個巫師能夠使死人復活。