Definition of upraise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
physical actionDated lift something upwards or elevate itDated
- He upraised the flag during the ceremony.
2.
growthDated increase the level or amount of somethingDated
- The new policy will upraise the quality of healthcare..
Origin of upraise
Old English, upræran (to raise up)
Examples of upraise in a sentence
The artist upraised the sculpture onto the pedestal. The company plans to upraise the salaries next year. Efforts to upraise the standards of education are ongoing.
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- French:lever, augmenter, ...
- German:hochheben, erhöhen, ...
- Italian:sollevare, aumentare, ...
- Spanish:levantar, incrementar, ...
- Portuguese:erguer, aumentar, ...
- Chinese:升起, 提高, ...
- Japanese:掲げる, 向上させる, ...
- Arabic:رَفَعَ, زَادَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָרִים, לְהַגְבִּיהַּ, ...
- Russian:поднимать, повысить, ...
- Ukrainian:підняти, покращити, ...
- Hindi:ऊपर उठाना, बढ़ाना, ...
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