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raise 【raise】v 1.举起 2.饲养She raised her finger to her lips as a sign for silence.她举起手指在唇边以示安静。The farmer raises cattle and crops农夫饲养牛群和种植谷物。

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[reɪz] 
raisemove upwards
If you raise your hand, you put it up in the air. If you raise your daughter, you “bring her up” from childhood to adulthood. And, if you raise the roof, you and a crowd of people cheer wildly for a performer.
Raise can be used almost any time you bring something up, either literally: “if you raise the lid on that trap door you will see a secret passage,” or figuratively: “please don't raise the topic of my arachnophobia.” The verb raise comes from the Old English word ræran, which means “to rear,” as in, “do you really want to raise your children in that town?” As a noun, a raise can also mean a salary increase.
All forms of 'raise' will appear on average once every 28 pages.raisableraiseraiseableraisedraiserraisingunraised

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Pron	[reɪz]
Back	【raise】 v 1.举起 2.饲养 She raised her finger to her lips as a sign for silence. 她举起手指在唇边以示安静。 The farmer raises cattle and crops 农夫饲养牛群和种植谷物。
Vocab	raisemove upwards If you raise your hand, you put it up in the air. If you raise your daughter, you “bring her up” from childhood to adulthood. And, if you raise the roof, you and a crowd of people cheer wildly for a performer. Raise can be used almost any time you bring something up, either literally: “if you raise the lid on that trap door you will see a secret passage,” or figuratively: “please don't raise the topic of my arachnophobia.” The verb raise comes from the Old English word ræran, which means “to rear,” as in, “do you really want to raise your children in that town?” As a noun, a raise can also mean a salary increase. All forms of 'raise' will appear on average once every 28 pages. raisable raise raiseable raised raiser raising unraised

Raise Reɪz V 1.举起 2.饲养 Raised Finger Lips