Question

A2  raise  kaldırmakyükselmek

Accepted Answer

verb  /reɪz   / verb [transitive] raise (verb)
 /reɪz  
/ verb [transitive]
 
MOVE UPWARDS 
1 to
lift sth up
kaldırmak
 If you want to leave the room raise your
hand.
 The captain of the winning team raised the
cup in the air.
 He raised himself up on one elbow.
OPPOSITE LOWER2
 note at RISE2
INCREASE 
2 
 raise sth (to sth)
to increase the level
of sth or to make sth better or stronger
yükseltmek, arttırmak
 to raise taxes/salaries/prices
 The hotel needs to raise its standards.
 There's no need to raise your voice.
OPPOSITE LOWER2
 note at RISE2
COLLECT MONEY 
3 to
get money from people for a particular purpose
 (para) toplamak
 We are doing a sponsored walk to raise
money for charity.
 a fund-raising event
INTRODUCE TOPIC 
4 to
introduce a subject that needs to be talked about or dealt with
gündeme
getirmek, ortaya atmak
 I would like to raise the subject of
money.
 This raises the question of why
nothing was done before.
CAUSE 
5 to
cause a particular reaction or emotion
harekete
geçirmek, çalıştırmak
 The neighbours raised the alarm when
they saw smoke coming out of the window.
 to raise hopes/fears/suspicions in
people's minds
CHILD/ANIMAL 
6 to
look after a child or an animal until they are an adult
yetiştirmek; 
büyütmek
 You can't raise a family on what I
earn.
 The children were raised on a diet of
hamburgers and chips.
 look at bring sb up
FARM ANIMALS/PLANTS 
7 to
breed animals or grow a type of plant for a particular purpose
 (çocuk, hayvan, bitki, vb.) yetiştirmek, bakmak
 Sheep are raised for meat and wool.
IDIOM
raise
your eyebrows
to show that you are
surprised or that you do not approve of sth
 (hayretle, onaylamaksızın) kaşlarını
kaldırmak

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	raise
IPA	/reɪz / verb [transitive]
Back	kaldırmak yükselmek
Back 2	raise (verb) /reɪz / verb [transitive] MOVE UPWARDS 1 to lift sth up kaldırmak If you want to leave the room raise your hand. The captain of the winning team raised the cup in the air. He raised himself up on one elbow. *OPPOSITE* LOWER2 note at RISE2 INCREASE 2 raise sth (to sth) to increase the level of sth or to make sth better or stronger yükseltmek, arttırmak to raise taxes/salaries/prices The hotel needs to raise* its standards.* There's no need to raise your voice. *OPPOSITE* LOWER2 note at RISE2 COLLECT MONEY 3 to get money from people for a particular purpose (para) toplamak We are doing a sponsored walk to raise money* for charity.* a fund-raising* event* INTRODUCE TOPIC 4 to introduce a subject that needs to be talked about or dealt with gündeme getirmek, ortaya atmak I would like to raise the subject* of money.* This raises the question* of why nothing was done before.* CAUSE 5 to cause a particular reaction or emotion harekete geçirmek, çalıştırmak The neighbours raised the alarm* when they saw smoke coming out of the window.* to raise hopes/fears/suspicions* in people's minds* CHILD/ANIMAL 6 to look after a child or an animal until they are an adult yetiştirmek; büyütmek You can't raise a family* on what I earn.* The children were raised on a diet of hamburgers and chips. look at bring sb up FARM ANIMALS/PLANTS 7 to breed animals or grow a type of plant for a particular purpose (çocuk, hayvan, bitki, vb.) yetiştirmek, bakmak Sheep are raised for meat and wool. IDIOM raise your eyebrows to show that you are surprised or that you do not approve of sth (hayretle, onaylamaksızın) kaşlarını kaldırmak

Raise Sth Raised Verb Kaldırmak Money /Reɪz Transitive

raise (verb)