Raise /reɪz/ is a verb meaning “to move or cause to move upward.” It takes a direct object. Raise的意思是“向上移动或致使其向上移动”,它需要一个直接宾语。 I raised my hand in class. 我在课堂上举起了我的手。 Rise /raɪz/ in a verb meaning “to go up.” . Rise作为动词就是“向上走” The sun rises. 太阳升起。 The verbs raise and rise both refer to something going 'up'. The main difference between them is that raise is transitive (it must have a direct object) and rise is intransitive (no direct object). Raise和rise移动的方向相同,都是向上。但是他们的主要区别还是在及物和不及物上,比方说raise必须及物(必须有一个直接宾语)然后rise并不需要。 像是这样: Something raises something.某事物/某人举起某物。 Something rises.某物上升。 As you can see from the examples below; nobody pushes up the sun, whereas Lynne moved her hand upwards. 你可以从下面的例子中看到,没有人推动太阳,而林妮自己移动了她的手向上。 rise (v) Something rises by itself rise是自己把自己升起来 太阳从东边升起。 The chairman always rises to the occasion. 主席总是见机行事。 I will rise tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. to walk the dog. 我明天早晨六点起床去遛狗。 raise (v) Something else is needed to raise something. For example: 林妮举起了她的手。
他们无法使泰坦尼克号上升。 We also note that: 我们也要记住: raise is regular: raise, raised, raised raise的变形是规则的 rise is irregular: rise, rose, risen rise的变形是不规则的 As a noun rise describes an upward movement. 作为名词,rise形容上升移动的过程 For example: There was a steep rise in drug-related crimes. 与毒品有关的犯罪急剧增加。 As a noun raise describes an increase in salary. raise作为名词形容工资的提升。 For example: When people ask for a raise, they often go about it in an entirely wrong way. |
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