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1 aixecar
v1. to lift2. to raise1. aixecar-se to get up2. aixecar-se to rise upexpr si (Pompeu Fabra / Companys / l'avi Paco etc.) aixequés el cap (Pompeu Fabra etc.) would roll over (or turn) in his / her graveexpr aixecar la llebre to cause a stir / to shake things up -
2 alçar
v to raise / to lift -
3 aleta
n1. (f) wingAletes de pollastre - Chicken wings2. (f) fin3. (f) [ESPORT] flipper1. to raise your open hand into the air at the top of a 'human castle' to indicate that it has been completed2. to woo -
4 amotinar
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5 apujar
v to raise / to increase -
6 armar
v1. to arm2. to call to arms3. to cause / to raiseArmar un enrenou - To cause a stink (or fuss)4. to arrange / to organize / to organise (Br.)armar-se to arm yourself, to take up arms -
7 arronsar
v to tuck in / to squeeze in / to contract / to fold upArronsar les espatlles - To shrug your shouldersArronsar les celles - To raise your eyebrows / to frownarronsar-se to shrink from (something) / to shy away from (something) -
8 arrufar
v to wrinkleArrufar les celles - To raise your eyebrows / to frownArrufar el nas - To wrinkle your nose / to screw your nose up -
9 augmentar
v to increase / to raise -
10 criar
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11 elevar
v to raise -
12 enarborar
v to raise / to hoist -
13 encarir
v to raise (the cost of something) / to make (something) more expensiveEncarir-se - To rise (in price) -
14 hissar
v to hoist / to haul up / to raise -
15 plantejar
v1. to bring up / to raise / to suggest2. to set out -
16 pujar
v1. to push2. to put online / to upload3. to rise / to raise4. to climb
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