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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

I. raise [Am reɪz, Brit reɪz] VERB trans

1.1. raise (move upwards):

raise head/hand
raise head/hand
raise eyebrows
raise blind/window
raise flag
to raise a cloud of dust

1.2. raise (make higher):

raise shelf/level/hem

2.1. raise (set upright):

raise

2.2. raise (erect):

raise monument/building
raise monument/building
erigir form

3.1. raise (increase):

raise pressure/temperature
raise pressure/temperature
raise pressure/temperature
raise price/salary
raise price/salary
raise volume
raise volume
I'll raise you $5
I'll raise you $5
to raise a number to a power MATH

3.2. raise (improve, heighten):

raise consciousness/awareness
raise consciousness/awareness
raise standing/reputation

4. raise (promote):

to raise sb to sth
ascender or elevar a alguien a algo

5.1. raise money/funds:

raise
we raised $20, 000
to raise a loan (against sth)
to raise an invoice

5.2. raise army/supporters:

raise

6.1. raise fears/doubt:

raise
raise
to raise the alarm

6.2. raise rebellion:

raise
raise

7. raise:

raise subject
raise objection/question
raise objection/question
raise objection/question
to raise sth with sb
plantearle algo a alguien
to raise sth with sb
tratar algo con alguien

8.1. raise child/family:

raise
raise

8.2. raise wheat/corn:

raise
they raise cattle

9.1. raise (by radio):

raise

9.2. raise NAUT:

raise land

10. raise demon/spirit:

raise

11. raise (cause to form):

raise blisters/bumps

12. raise (bring to an end):

raise siege

II. raise [Am reɪz, Brit reɪz] SUBST Am

raise
raise
to raise Cain ugs
to raise a ruckus
to raise a ruckus
armar un follón Esp ugs
to raise a hullabaloo
to raise a hullabaloo
armar un follón Esp ugs
to up or raise the ante
to up or raise the ante
revirar Méx
to raise one's eyebrows at sth
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
enarcar cejas
to raise
to raise

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

I. raise [reɪz] SUBST Am, Aus

raise of wages, prices:

raise

II. raise [reɪz] VERB trans

1. raise (lift):

raise
raise periscope, window
raise arm, hand, leg
raise flag
raise anchor
raise ship

2. raise (stir up):

raise
raise doubts

3. raise (increase):

raise wages, awareness
raise bet
raise MATH
raise standards

4. raise (promote):

raise

5. raise (introduce):

raise subject, problem

6. raise FIN:

raise

7. raise (build):

raise
raise monument

8. raise (bring up, cultivate):

raise

9. raise (end):

raise embargo

10. raise (contact):

raise
raise
to raise the alarm

Wendungen:

to raise hell [or Cain]
to raise a voice at sb
to raise one's voice

pay raise SUBST Am, pay rise SUBST Brit, Aus

pay raise
to raise the ante
to raise a rumpus
to raise objections to sth
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
to raise the alarm
to raise
(pay) raise Am
to raise by a semitone
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

I. raise [reɪz] SUBST

raise of wages, prices:

raise

II. raise [reɪz] VERB trans

1. raise (lift):

raise
raise periscope, window
raise arm, hand, leg
raise flag
raise anchor
raise ship

2. raise (stir up):

raise
raise doubts

3. raise (increase):

raise wages, awareness
raise bet
raise math
raise standards

4. raise (promote):

raise

5. raise (introduce):

raise subject, problem

6. raise FIN:

raise

7. raise (build):

raise
raise monument

8. raise (bring up, cultivate):

raise

9. raise (end):

raise embargo

10. raise (contact):

raise
raise
contactar Méx, Col
to raise the alarm

Wendungen:

to raise hell [or Cain]

pay raise SUBST

pay raise

price raise SUBST

price raise
to raise the ante
to raise objections to sth
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
(pay) raise
to raise the price of
to raise again
to raise by a semitone
Present
Iraise
youraise
he/she/itraises
weraise
youraise
theyraise
Past
Iraised
youraised
he/she/itraised
weraised
youraised
theyraised
Present Perfect
Ihaveraised
youhaveraised
he/she/ithasraised
wehaveraised
youhaveraised
theyhaveraised
Past Perfect
Ihadraised
youhadraised
he/she/ithadraised
wehadraised
youhadraised
theyhadraised

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He wrote to the studio and listed his many objections to the screenplay.
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Several landing sites have been proposed, and each time there have been objections.
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They raised objections and demanded use rights but were ignored.
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Another objection to reliabilism is called the "new evil demon problem".
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In general the objections were limited by a desire to avoid name changes unless majority boundary changes were made.
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