Raised Meaning in English
word · lemma: raise
/ˈɹeɪzd/
rayzd
/ɹˈeɪzd/
rayzd
释义
'Raised' is the past form and past participle of 'raise'. It can mean lifted to a higher position, increased, or brought up and cared for as a child.
用法与细微差别
Often used as an adjective after 'be': 'The price was raised', 'I was raised in Delhi'. Common patterns: 'raise your hand', 'raise prices', 'be raised by grandparents'. Don't confuse 'raise' with 'rise': you raise something, but something rises by itself.
Spanish: levantado - aumentado - criadoPortuguese (BR): levantado - aumentado - criadoPortuguese (PT): levantado - aumentado - criadoChinese (Simplified): 升起的 - 提高了的 - 抚养大的Chinese (Traditional): 升起的 - 提高了的 - 撫養大的Hindi: उठाया हुआ - बढ़ाया हुआ - पाला-पोसा हुआArabic: مرفوع - مُزاد - مُربّىBengali: তুলেছিল - বাড়িয়েছিল - বড় হওয়া (শিশু)Russian: поднял - повысил - воспитывалJapanese: 上げた - 育てられたVietnamese: đã nâng lên - đã tăng - đã nuôi dưỡngKorean: 들었다 - 올렸다 - 길렀다Turkish: kaldırdı - artırdı - büyüttüUrdu: اٹھایا - بڑھایا - پرورش کیاIndonesian: mengangkat - menaikkan - membesarkan
例句
He raised his hand in class.
basic
The company raised prices last month.
basic
She was raised by her grandparents.
basic
Nobody raised any concerns during the meeting.
natural
I was raised to say thank you and mean it.
natural
When the topic came up, he raised an eyebrow and stayed quiet.
natural