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edit	NOUN	a raise \| raises
edit	VERB	to raise \| raised \| raised ... raising \| raises
	SYNO	to lift \| to raise \| to raise ...
	to lift \| to raise to raise \| to resurrect \| to upraise heave \| lift \| raise to levy \| to raise \| to recruit to bring up \| to raise to elevate \| to lift \| to raise to enhance \| to heighten \| to raise to leaven \| to prove \| to raise to farm \| to grow \| to produce \| to raise to bring up \| to nurture \| to parent \| to raise \| to rear acclivity \| ascent \| climb \| raise \| rise \| upgrade to advance \| to elevate \| to kick upstairs \| to promote \| to raise \| to upgrade to arouse \| to elicit \| to enkindle \| to evoke \| to fire \| to kindle \| to provoke \| to raise to bring up \| to elevate \| to get up \| to lift \| to raise to erect \| to put up \| to raise \| to rear \| to set up hike \| raise \| rise \| salary increase \| wage hike \| wage increase © Princeton University

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to raise

4838

to raise sth.

1837

etw.^Akk. anheben

to raise

1636

to raise sth.

1629

etw.^Akk. heben

to raise

1537

to raise sth. [money, subject]

1230

etw. aufbringen [Geld, Thema]

to raise

1005

to raise

645

to raise sth.

637

etw.^Akk. hochheben

to raise sth.

599

etw.^Akk. aufrichten

to raise sth.

567

etw.^Akk. abheben [anheben]

constr. to raise sth. [dam, embankment etc.]

419

etw.^Akk. aufschütten [Damm, Böschung etc.]

to raise sth.

416

etw.^Akk. hochstellen

to raise [wake]

340

to raise

251

to raise sth. [hoist, pull up, e.g. a flag, a drawbridge]

240

etw. aufziehen [nach oben ziehen, z. B. eine Fahne, eine Zugbrücke]

to raise sb. [children]

132

jdn. großziehen [Kinder]

to raise

108

to raise sth. [one's eyebrows, the blind, a building]

106

etw.^Akk. hochziehen [z. B. die Augenbrauen, die Jalousie, ein Gebäude]

fin. to raise sth. [e.g. funds]

86

einwerben [z. B. von Geldmitteln]

to raise sb. [children]

80

jdn. aufziehen [Kinder]

to raise sth. [a structure]

59

etw.^Akk. errichten

agr. to raise sth. [crops]

58

etw. anbauen [Nutzpflanzen]

to raise [document, invoice]

52

to raise

51

emporheben [geh.]

to raise sth. [curtain]

49

etw.^Akk. aufziehen [Vorhang]

to raise sb./sth. [Br.] [coll.]

45

jdn./etw. kontaktieren [insbes. durch Telefon oder Funk]

to raise sb.

44

to raise sth. [e.g. the retirement age]

42

etw.^Akk. heraufsetzen [z. B. das Renteneintrittsalter]

to raise sth. [number]

40

etw.^Akk. vergrößern [Menge]

to raise sth. [blockade, ban, embargo]

38

etw.^Akk. aufheben [Blockade, Verbot, Embargo]

telecom. to raise sb./sth.

33

jdn./etw. anfunken

to raise [e.g. examination table]

30

hochfahren [anheben, z. B. Untersuchungstisch]

to raise sth. [expectations]

26

etw. hochschrauben [Erwartungen]

to raise

24

to raise sth. [a siege, a blockade, etc.]

19

etw.^Akk. beenden [eine Belagerung, eine Blockade etc.]

to raise sth. [e.g. the minimum age, taxes, the base rate]

16

etw.^Akk. hochsetzen [z. B. das Mindestalter, die Steuern, den Leitzins]

to raise sth. [hat, veil]

16

etw.^Akk. lüften [Hut, Schleier]

to raise sth. [to get together] [e.g. money]

16

etw.^Akk. zusammenkriegen [ugs.] [z. B. Geld]

to raise sb. [children]

10

jdn. aufbringen [veraltet] [großziehen: Kinder]

gastr. to raise [bread, dough]

aufgehen lassen

to raise sth. [e.g. the water level]

etw.^Akk. ansteigen lassen [z. B. den Wasserstand]

to raise sth. [lift]

etw.^Akk. in die Höhe heben [hochheben]

to raise sth. [objects]

etw.^Akk. in die Höhe recken

Nouns

raise [Am.] [in pay]

738

Lohnerhöhung {f}

375

Erhöhung {f}

raise [Am.] [in salary]

174

Gehaltserhöhung {f}

geogr. raise [also fig.: in spirits]

57

Erhebung {f} [auch geistig]

raise [Am.]

24

Gehaltszulage {f}

mining raise

18

Aufbruch {m} [von unten nach oben geführter Blindschacht]

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