raising

• Adjetivo que describe algo que eleva o levanta, a menudo en sentido figurado, como elevar el ánimo o los estándares. También puede referirse a lo que aumenta algo o lo inspira.

An adjective used to describe something that lifts or elevates, often in a metaphorical sense, such as raising spirits or standards.

1. Increasing in quantity or valueB1formal

   Becoming larger in amount, number, or worth.

   que aumenta, creciente

   • The raising cost of living is a concern for many families.
   • There is a raising trend in online shopping.
   • The raising interest rates have affected the housing market.

   Sinónimosclimbingexpandinggrowingincreasingmountingrisingsoaringswelling

   Antónimosdecreasingdiminishingfallingloweringreducing

• Sustantivo que denota la acción de levantar algo hacia arriba, la crianza o la manera de tratar a una persona durante la infancia, así como el proceso de ayudar a alguien a convertirse en miembro aceptado de la sociedad.

A noun referring to the act of lifting something upward, the upbringing or manner in which a person was treated as a child, or the process of helping someone develop into an accepted member of a community.

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1. Lifting or elevatingB2formal

   The act or event of something being moved to a higher position.

   elevación

   • The raising of the flag marked the start of the ceremony.
   • The raising of the sunken ship took several weeks.
   • The raising of the heavy beam required a crane.

   Sinónimoselevationliftinguplift

   Antónimosdepressiondroppinglowering

2. Upbringing or nurtureB2formal

   The qualities and characteristics developed as a result of how you were treated and taught during childhood.

   Crianza

   • Her strict raising made her very disciplined.
   • He credited his success to the good raising he received from his parents.
   • A child's raising shapes their future personality.

   Sinónimosnurtureparentingrearingupbringing

   Antónimosabandonmentneglect

3. Child-rearingB2formal

   The process of helping a child grow and develop into a responsible member of society.

   Crianza de los hijos

   • Raising children requires patience and dedication.
   • The community plays a role in the raising of its youth.
   • She wrote a book about the challenges of raising teenagers.

   Sinónimosfosteringparentingupbringing

• Verbo que denota elevar algo a una posición más alta, aumentar la cantidad o el nivel, o criar a un niño.

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.

   levantar

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

   Sinónimosboostelevateheavehoistliftuplift

   Antónimosdroplowersink

2. Increase amount or levelA2formal

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

   aumentar (cantidad o nivel)

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

   Sinónimosaugmentboostelevateescalateheightenincreaseintensifyuplift

   Antónimosdecreasediminishlowerreduce

3. Bring up or care forA2formal

   To care for and educate a child until adulthood.

   criar

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

   Sinónimosbring upcare foreducatefosternurtureparentrear

4. Mention or bring upB1formal

   To introduce a subject for discussion or consideration.

   Plantear (un tema)

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

   Sinónimosairbring upbroachintroducementionmootput forwardsuggesttable

Variantes phrasalraise up