raise

verb154 collocationsAvg. frequency: 8.1

an increase in the money you earn for your job

an increase in the fixed regular payment you earn

an increase in pay awarded to an employee on the basis of performance

to collect money, often for a particular purpose

to bring up a point that needs to be discussed or answered

to collect money for a cause or organization

to lift your hand to ask a question, vote, or show you are present

to take care of a child until they are fully grown

to introduce an important topic or problem for debate

to increase the amount of tax that people have to pay

to have and bring up children

to cause people to feel uncertain about something

to speak more loudly, often because you are angry

to get money to put into a business

to hold up a glass before drinking to honour someone or celebrate something

to keep and breed cattle for meat or milk

to grow plants such as grains, fruits, or vegetables

Collocations with "raise"