Subir algo a un lugar más alto.
To lift something to a higher place.
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Levanta la bandera despacio. — Raise the flag slowly.
Pidió un aumento. — She asked for a raise.
Quisiera plantear un punto más. — I'd like to raise one more point.
Crio a tres hijos ella sola. — She raised three children on her own.
¿Puedes levantar un poco la pantalla? — Can you raise the screen a little?
El aumento entra en vigor el mes que viene. — The raise takes effect next month.
Planteó el asunto en la reunión. — She raised the issue at the meeting.
Nací en España, pero me crie en Canadá. — I was born in Spain but raised in Canada.
Levantan la barrera a las seis todas las mañanas. — They raise the barrier at six every morning.
¿Todos recibieron el mismo aumento? — Did everyone get the same raise?
Nadie planteó el tema del dinero. — Nobody raised the question of money.
Quieren criar a sus hijos en el campo. — They want to raise their kids in the countryside.
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