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Gehaltserhöhung

u rečniku PONS

I. raise [reɪz] N Am, Aus (rise)

raise
Gehaltserhöhung f <-, -en>
raise
Lohnerhöhung f <-, -en>

II. raise [reɪz] VB trans

1. raise (lift):

to raise sth
etw heben
to raise an anchor
to raise the baton
to raise one's eyes
to raise one's eyes
to raise one's eyes
to raise one's fist to sb
to raise a flag/a sail
to raise the glass
to raise [up] a ship

2. raise (cause to rise):

to raise the landing gear AVIAT

3. raise (rouse):

to raise sb
jdn [auf]wecken
to raise sb from the dead

4. raise (stir up):

to raise dust

5. raise (increase):

to raise sth
to raise sb's awareness
to raise one's voice

6. raise (in gambling):

I'll raise you
I'll raise you $50

7. raise MATH:

to raise sth to the power of ten

8. raise (improve):

to raise sth
to raise the morale
to raise the quality
to raise sb's spirits
to raise the tone esp Brit hum

9. raise (promote):

to raise sb to the peerage
to raise sb in rank

10. raise (arouse):

to raise sth
to raise a commotion
to raise doubts
to raise fears
to raise havoc
to raise hopes
to raise a ruckus
to raise a rumpus inf
to raise welts

11. raise (moot):

to raise sth
to raise an objection also LAW

12. raise (to write out):

to raise an invoice

13. raise FIN:

to raise sth
to raise funds

14. raise form (erect):

15. raise (bring up):

to raise children

16. raise esp Am:

to raise animals (breed)

17. raise AGR:

to raise sth crops

18. raise (end):

19. raise (contact):

to raise sb (by telephone)
to raise sb (by radio)

Phrases:

to raise Cain [or hell] inf
to raise eyebrows
to raise the roof

raise VB trans TAX

raise

bring up, raise VB

raise (sth) VB

raise (sth)

ˈsala·ry rise, Am ˈsala·ry raise N

Gehaltserhöhung f <-, -en>
to get [or be given] a salary raise

raise prices VB trans MKT COMPET

raise prices

ˈpay raise N Am

Lohnerhöhung f <-, -en>
Gehaltserhöhung f <-, -en>
cost-of-living pay raise
Teuerungszulage f <-, -n>
to ask for/get [or receive] a pay raise
Present
Iraise
youraise
he/she/itraises
weraise
youraise
theyraise
Past
Iraised
youraised
he/she/itraised
weraised
youraised
theyraised
Present Perfect
Ihaveraised
youhaveraised
he/she/ithasraised
wehaveraised
youhaveraised
theyhaveraised
Past Perfect
Ihadraised
youhadraised
he/she/ithadraised
wehadraised
youhadraised
theyhadraised