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raised

/reɪzd/

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adjective

/reɪzd/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что находится выше окружающей области или поверхности; также используется для описания человека, который был воспитан определённым образом.

Describes something that is higher than the surrounding area or surface; also used to describe a person who has been brought up in a particular way.

  1. Elevated or lifted upA2formal

    Positioned higher than the surrounding area; lifted above the normal level.

    ruПриподнятый

    • The platform was raised to give a better view.
    • She sat on a raised chair to reach the table.
    • The garden has raised beds for growing vegetables.

    Synonymselevatederecthighliftedstandingupliftedupraised

    Antonymsdepressedflatlowloweredsunken

  2. Brought up or nurturedB1formal

    Having been cared for and educated during childhood.

    ruВоспитанный

    • He was raised in a small town by his grandparents.
    • She was raised to respect others and work hard.
    • Children raised in supportive environments tend to thrive.

    Antonymsabandonedignoredneglected

  3. Increased in amount or levelB1formal

    Made higher in quantity, intensity, or degree.

    ruПовышенный

    • The company raised its prices due to inflation.
    • There was a raised level of concern among the staff.
    • The raised temperature indicated a fever.

    Synonymsaugmentedelevatedenhancedincreasedinflatedintensifiedmultiplied

    Antonymsdecreasedloweredreduced

Forms
  • more raised comparative form
  • most raised superlative form
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verb

raise/reɪz/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий подъём чего-либо на более высокую позицию, увеличение количества или уровня, или воспитание ребёнка.

A verb used to indicate the act of lifting something to a higher position, increasing in amount or level, or bringing up a child.

  1. Lift or move upwardA1formal

    To move something to a higher position or level.

    ruПоднять

    • She raised her hand to ask a question.
    • He raised the flag on the pole.
    • Please raise your glass for a toast.

    Synonymsboostelevateheavehoistliftuplift

    Antonymsdroplowersink

  2. Increase amount or levelA2formal

    To make something larger in amount, number, or strength.

    ruПовысить

    • The company raised prices due to inflation.
    • They raised the temperature in the room.
    • The government plans to raise taxes next year.

    Synonymsaugmentboostelevateescalateheightenincreaseintensifyuplift

    Antonymsdecreasediminishlowerreduce

  3. Bring up or care forA2formal

    To care for and educate a child until adulthood.

    ruВоспитывать

    • She raised three children on her own.
    • They were raised in a small village.
    • Good parents raise happy children.

    Synonymsbring upcare foreducatefosternurtureparentrear

  4. Mention or bring upB1formal

    To introduce a subject for discussion or consideration.

    ruПоднять

    • He raised an important point during the meeting.
    • Don't raise that issue again.
    • She raised concerns about the safety procedures.

    Synonymsairbring upbroachintroducementionmootput forwardsuggesttable

Forms
  • raised past participle
  • raised past simple
  • raising present participle
  • raises third person singular

Phrasal variantsraise up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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