rearing

• Adjetivo que describe a un animal o persona que se levanta sobre las patas traseras, a menudo en una postura amenazante o excitada; también puede referirse a algo que se eleva o sobresale hacia arriba.

An adjective describing an animal or person that is standing on its hind legs, often in a threatening or excited posture.

1. Rearing (Heraldic or Figurative)C1formal

   Describes an animal, especially a horse, standing on its hind legs with its forelegs raised, often used in heraldry or to depict a dynamic pose.

   Empinado (heráldica o figura)

   • The coat of arms featured a rearing lion.
   • The statue depicted a rearing horse, its forelegs lifted high.
   • In the painting, the rearing stallion symbolized untamed power.

   Sinónimosrampant

• Sustantivo que designa el proceso de criar y cuidar a un niño o a una cría de animal, incluyendo la educación y la formación de su desarrollo e integración en la comunidad.

A noun referring to the process of raising and caring for a child or young animal, encompassing the upbringing and training that shapes their development and integration into a community.

incontable

1. UpbringingB2formal

   The way a child is raised and treated during childhood, which influences their character and behavior.

   Crianza

   • Her strict rearing taught her discipline and respect.
   • The study examined the effects of different rearing styles on children's development.
   • He credited his success to the values instilled during his rearing.

   Sinónimosbreedingcarecultivationdevelopmentguidancenurtureparentingraisingtrainingupbringing

2. Nurturing or raisingB2formal

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

   Crianza

   • The community played a key role in the rearing of the orphaned children.
   • Good rearing involves providing both love and guidance.
   • She dedicated her life to the rearing of her grandchildren.

   Sinónimoscarenurtureparentingraisingupbringing

• Verbo que denota la acción de criar, educar o cultivar algo, o de elevarse sobre las patas traseras.

A verb used to indicate the act of raising, bringing up, or nurturing something, or of rising up on the hind legs.

1. Raise or bring upB1formal

   To care for and educate a child or young animal until they are fully grown.

   Criar

   • They reared three children in a small village.
   • The farmer rears cattle for milk production.
   • She was reared in a strict household.

   Sinónimosbring upcare forfosternurtureparentraise

2. Lift or raise upB2formal

   To lift something up, especially a part of the body, or to rise up on the hind legs (for animals).

   levantar, erguir, encabritarse

   • The horse reared up in fright.
   • He reared his head to look over the crowd.
   • The snake reared its head before striking.

   Sinónimoselevateerectheavehoistliftraiseupliftupraise

   Antónimosdescenddroplowersink