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Definition
Synonym
herbeif�hren
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Verwirrung herbeiführen
raise a disturbance
Einleitung
f
, Herbeiführen
n
Einleitungen
pl
induction
inductions
Wehe
f
, Geburtswehe
f
Wehen
f
, Geburtswehen
pl
die Wehen setzten ein
die Wehen haben
in den Wehen liegen
die Wehen herbeiführen
vorzeitige Wehen
contraction
contractions, labour pains, labour
Br.
, labor, labor pains
Am.
the contractions started
to have contractions
to be in labour
to induce labour
premature labor pains
einleiten, herbeiführen
v
med.
einleitend, herbeiführend
eingeleitet, herbeigeführt
to induce
inducing
induced
führen, vorangehen, anführen, herbeiführen
v
führend, vorangehend, anführend, herbeiführend
geführt, vorangegangen, angeführt, herbeigeführt
zu etw. führen
zu Schwierigkeiten führen
zu nichts führen, keinen Zweck haben
to lead {led, led}
leading
led
to lead to sth.
to lead to trouble
to lead nowhere
herbeiführen
v
herbeiführend
herbeigeführt
to bring about
bringing about
brought about
herbeiführen
v
herbeiführend
herbeigeführt
to encompass
encompassing
encompassed
herbeiführen, auslösen
v
herbeiführend, auslösend
herbeigeführt, ausgelöst
to provoke
provoking
provoked
herbeiführen
v
herbeiführend
herbeigeführt
führt herbei
führte herbei
to precipitate
precipitating
precipitated
precipitates
precipitated
hervorrufen, herbeiführen
v
(durch)
hervorrufend
hervorgerufen
es ruft hervor
es rief hervor
es hat
hatte hervorgerufen
es wurde hervorgerufen
to cause (by)
causing
caused
it causes
it caused
it has
had caused
it was caused
herbeifuehren
precipitate
Drittwirkung
f
(von gesetzlichen Bestimmungen)
jur.
die Drittwirkung einer Bestimmung herbeiführen
Die "Herbeiführung der Drittwirkung" bedeutet einer Bestimmung auch in jenen Fällen Wirksamkeit zu verleihen wo nur Privatpersonen betroffen sind.
horizontal effect (of statutory provisions)
to perfect a provision
"Perfection" means giving effect to a provision also in circumstances where only private parties are involved.
Einleitung
f
; Herbeiführen
n
Einleitungen
pl
induction
inductions
Gefahr
f
; Risiko
n
; Gefährdung
f
Biogefährdung
f
; biologisches Risiko
Erhöhung der Gefahren
moralisches Risiko
die Gefahr herbeiführen dass ...
hazard
biohazard; biological hazard
increase of hazards
moral hazard
to create the hazard that ...
Gefahr
f
+Gen.
eine reelle Gefahr
alle Gefahren
Gefahr laufen zu
eine Gefahr darstellen
eine Gefahr herbeiführen
die Gefahr einer Sache erhöhen
die Gefahren die mit etw. verbunden sind
auf Gefahr des Empfängers
auf Gefahr des Käufers
auf eigene Gefahr Verantwortung
alle Gefahren tragen
jdn. auf gegen Revers aus dem Krankenhaus Spital
Ös.
entlassen
risk (of sth.)
a real risk
the full risk
to run the risk of
to carry pose a risk
to create a risk
to increase the risk of sth.
the risks involved in associated with sth.
at receiver's risk
at buyer's risk
at one's own risk; at own risk
to bear all risks
to release sb. from hospital at his own risk
Herbeiführen
n
einer Rechtshandlung durch Täuschung
remedial fraud
Am.
Ring
m
(spekulative Aufkäufergruppe) (Börse)
fin.
Nahrungsmittelring
m
eine Schwänze herbeiführen; aufschwänzen; schwänzen
corner (stock exchange)
foods corner
to make a corner
Schwänze
f
(Börse)
eine Schwänze herbeiführen
corner (stock exchange)
to make a corner
Wehe
f
; Geburtswehe
f
Wehen
pl
; Geburtswehen
pl
die Wehen setzten ein
die Wehen haben
in den Wehen liegen
die Wehen herbeiführen
vorzeitige Wehen; vorzeitig einsetzende Wehen
contraction
contractions; labour pains; labour
Br.
; labor pains; labor
Am.
the contractions started
to have contractions
to be in labour
to induce labour
premature labor pains; premature labor
einleiten; herbeiführen
v
med.
einleitend; herbeiführend
eingeleitet; herbeigeführt
to induce
inducing
induced
führen; vorangehen; anführen; herbeiführen
v
führend; vorangehend; anführend; herbeiführend
geführt; vorangegangen; angeführt; herbeigeführt
zu etw. führen; in etw. münden
zu Schwierigkeiten führen
zu nichts führen; keinen Zweck haben
to lead {led; led}
leading
led
to lead to sth.
to lead to trouble
to lead nowhere
etw. herbeiführen; etw. verursachen; zu etw. führen
v
herbeiführend; verursachend; führend
herbeigeführt; verursacht; geführt
Mit leichtsinnigen Ausgaben führte er den Zusammenbruch der Firma herbei.
Das hat dazu geführt dass ...
Das hat mit dazu geführt dass ...
Damit soll erreicht werden dass ...
to bring about () sth.; to precipitate sth.
bringing about; precipitating
brought about; precipitated
He brought about the company's collapse by his reckless spending.
This has brought about a situation where in which ...
This has helped to bring about a situation where in which ...
This is intended designed to bring about a situation where in which ...
etw. herbeiführen; etw. auslösen
v
herbeiführend; auslösend
herbeigeführt; ausgelöst
Der Schritt hat öffentliche Kritik hervorgerufen.
Seine Verhaftung löste einen Aufschrei in der Filmbranche aus.
to provoke sth.; to prompt sth.
provoking; prompting
provoked; prompted
The move has prompted criticism from the public.
His arrest prompted an outcry in the film industry.
hervorrufen; herbeiführen
v
(durch)
hervorrufend
hervorgerufen
es ruft hervor
es rief hervor
es hat hatte hervorgerufen
es wurde hervorgerufen
to cause (by)
causing
caused
it causes
it caused
it has had caused
it was caused
etw. schaffen
v
(eine Situation herbeiführen)
schaffend
geschaffen
er sie schafft
ich er sie schuf
er sie hat hatte geschaffen
ich er sie schüfe
eine freundliche Atmosphäre schaffen
bei jdm. einen guten Eindruck hinterlassen; auf jdn. einen guten Eindruck machen
Wohlstand schaffen
für ein Produkt Nachfrage schaffen
die Möglichkeit schaffen in lockerer Atmophäre zusammenzukommen
Das schafft nur Verwirrung.
Ihr Verhalten schafft eine Menge Probleme.
to create sth. (a situation)
creating
created
he she creates
I he she created
he she has had created
I he she would create
to create a friendly atmosphere
to create a good impression with sb.
to create wealth
to create demand for a product
to create an opportunity to gather together in a relaxed atmosphere
This just creates confusion.
Her behaviour is creating a lot of problems.
tatsächlich selbst herbeiführt werden; herbeigeredet werden
v
; sich tatsächlich bewahrheiten
v
Die Krise wurde herbeigeredet.
Eine negative Erwartungshaltung kann das Befürchtete tatsächlich herbeiführen.
Er hat gesagt dass er ein Präsident für eine Amtszeit ist und das könnte sich nun tatsächlich bewahrheiten.
to be self-fulfilling
The crisis was self-fulfilling.
Expecting something to be bad go wrong can turn out to be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
He has said he is to be a one-term president which may prove to be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Bei Verschlucken kein Erbrechen herbeiführen. (Sicherheitshinweis)
If swallowed do not induce vomiting. (safety note)
etw. herbeiführen
to effect sth.
geh.
Drittwirkung
f
(von gesetzlichen Bestimmungen)
jur.
die Drittwirkung einer Bestimmung herbeiführen
Die „Herbeiführung der Drittwirkung“ bedeutet, einer Bestimmung auch in jenen Fällen Wirksamkeit zu verleihen, wo nur Privatpersonen betroffen sind.
horizontal effect (of statutory provisions)
to perfect a provision
"Perfection" means giving effect to a provision also in circumstances where only private parties are involved.
Gefahr
f
; Risiko
n
; Gefährdung
f
Biogefährdung
f
; biologisches Risiko
Grundwassergefährdung
f
Strahlungsgefahr
f
; Strahlungsgefährdung
f
Verkehrsgefährdung
f
Erhöhung der Gefahren
moralisches Risiko
die Gefahr herbeiführen, dass …
hazard
biohazard; biological hazard
groundwater pollution hazard; risk of groundwater pollution
hazard of radiation; radiological hazard
traffic hazard
increase of hazards
moral hazard
to create the hazard that …
Gefahr
f
+Gen.
Bruchgefahr
f
Sturzgefahr
f
eine reelle Gefahr
alle Gefahren
Gefahr laufen zu
eine Gefahr darstellen
eine Gefahr herbeiführen
die Gefahr einer Sache erhöhen
die Gefahren, die mit etw. verbunden sind
auf Gefahr des Empfängers
auf Gefahr des Käufers
auf eigene Gefahr Verantwortung
alle Gefahren tragen
jdn. auf gegen Revers aus dem Krankenhaus Spital
Ös.
entlassen
risk (of sth.)
risk of breakage; risk of breaking
risk of falling
a real risk
the full risk
to run the risk of
to carry pose a risk
to create a risk
to increase the risk of sth.
the risks involved in associated with sth.
at receiver's risk
at buyer's risk
at one's own risk; at own risk
to bear all risks
to release sb. from hospital at his own risk
eine Konfrontation zwischen jdm. und jdm. herbeiführen; etw. gegen etw. stellen
v
to pit sb. sth. against. sb. sth.; to pit sb. sth. against. sb. sth.
coll.
; to set sb. sth. against. sb. sth.; to put sb. sth. in opposition to sb. sth.
Schwänze
f
(völliger Aufkauf einer Warengattung bei Termingeschäften) (Börse)
fin.
eine Schwänze herbeiführen; etw. aufschwänzen; etw. schwänzen
corner (in forward transactions) (stock exchange)
to make a corner
Wehen
pl
; Geburtswehen
pl
die Wehen setzten ein
die Wehen haben
in den Wehen liegen
die Wehen herbeiführen
vorzeitige Wehen; vorzeitig einsetzende Wehen
contractions; labour pains
Br.
; labour
Br.
; labor pains
Am.
; labor
Am.
; travail
Br.
poet.
the contractions started
to have contractions
to be in labour labor; to be in travail
Br.
poet.
to induce labour
premature labour labor pains; premature labour labor
etw. bewirken; herbeiführen; bewerkstelligen; zustandebringen
v
bewirkend; herbeiführend; bewerkstelligend; zustandebringend
bewirkt; herbeigeführt; bewerkstelligt; zugestandegebracht
eine Änderung herbeiführen
einen Durchbruch erzielen
eine Versöhnung zustande bringen
zu einem Vergleich kommen; sich vergleichen
to effect sth.
effecting
effected
to effect a change
to effect a breakthrough
to effect a reconciliation
to effect a compromise settlement
etw. herbeiführen
v
(Person)
herbeiführend
herbeigeführt
to encompass sth.
archaic
(person) (cause to take place)
encompassing
encompassed
etw. schaffen
v
(eine Situation herbeiführen)
schaffend
geschaffen
er sie schafft
ich er sie schuf
er sie hat hatte geschaffen
ich er sie schüfe
eine freundliche Atmosphäre schaffen
bei jdm. einen guten Eindruck hinterlassen; auf jdn. einen guten Eindruck machen
Wohlstand schaffen
für ein Produkt Nachfrage schaffen
die Möglichkeit schaffen, in lockerer Atmosphäre zusammenzukommen
Das schafft nur Verwirrung.
Ihr Verhalten schafft eine Menge Probleme.
to create sth. (a situation)
creating
created
he she creates
I he she created
he she has had created
I he she would create
to create a friendly atmosphere
to create a good impression with sb.
to create wealth
to create demand for a product
to create an opportunity to gather together in a relaxed atmosphere
This just creates confusion.
Her behaviour is creating a lot of problems.
schlichtend eingreifen; vermittelnd eingreifen; vermitteln, als Vermittler fungieren
v
(zwischen jdm. bei einem Konflikt)
schlichtend eingreifend; vermittelnd eingreifend; vermittelnd; als Vermittler fungierend
schlichtend eingegriffen; vermittelnd eingegriffen; vermittelt; als Vermittler fungiert
einen Ausgleich zwischen verschiedenen Interessen herbeiführen
zwischen den Interessensgruppen vermitteln
Er wurde gebeten, zwischen den gegnerischen Parteien zu vermitteln.
to arbitrate (between among sb. in a conflict)
arbitrating
arbitrated
to arbitrate between different interests
to arbitrate among the interest groups
He has been asked to arbitrate between the opposing sides.
tatsächlich selbst herbeiführt werden; herbeigeredet herbeigeschrieben werden; tatsächlich eintreten
v
; sich tatsächlich bewahrheiten
v
Die Krise wurde herbeigeredet.
Eine negative Erwartungshaltung kann das Befürchtete tatsächlich herbeiführen.
Er hat gesagt, dass er ein Präsident für eine Amtszeit ist, und das könnte sich nun tatsächlich bewahrheiten.
to be self-fulfilling; to be a self-fulfilling prophesy
The crisis was self-fulfilling.
Expecting something to be bad go wrong can turn out to be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
He has said he is to be a one-term president, which may prove to be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
etw. (Negatives) verursachen; herbeiführen
v
verursachend; herbeiführend
verursacht; herbeigeführt
verursacht; führt herbei
verursachte; führte herbei
verursacht durch
nicht verursacht
für eine Sensation einen Skandal sorgen
Schaden anrichten
durch etw. bedingt sein
Mit leichtsinnigen Ausgaben führte er den Zusammenbruch der Firma herbei.
to cause sth.; to bring about sth. (negative)
causing; bringing about
caused; brought about
causes; brings about
caused; brought about
caused by
uncaused
to cause a sensation a scandal
to cause damage
to be caused by sth.
He brought about the company's collapse by his reckless spending.
Bei Verschlucken kein Erbrechen herbeiführen. (Sicherheitshinweis)
If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. (safety note)
etw. herbeiführen; etw. verursachen
v
to precipitate sth.
formal
herbeifuehrend
precipitating
Bestrafung
f
; Strafe
f
; Abstrafung
f
Bestrafungen
pl
; Strafen
pl
; Abstrafungen
pl
eine gerechte Strafe; eine verdiente Strafe
zur Strafe
etw. unter Strafe stellen
jur.
Die Strafe sollte immer angemessen sein.
Ebenso ist zu bestrafen wer eine Gefahr für den Tierbestand herbeiführt. (Strafbestimmung)
punishment
punishments
a just punishment
as a punishment
to make sth. a punishable offence
The punishment should always fit match the crime.
The same punishment shall be applied to any person who creates a hazard for the animal population. (penal provision)
Bestrafung
f
; Strafe
f
; Abstrafung
f
Bestrafungen
pl
; Strafen
pl
; Abstrafungen
pl
Kollektivstrafe
f
eine gerechte Strafe; eine verdiente Strafe
zur Strafe
etw. unter Strafe stellen
jur.
Die Strafe sollte immer angemessen sein.
Ebenso ist zu bestrafen, wer eine Gefahr für den Tierbestand herbeiführt. (Strafbestimmung)
punishment
punishments
collective punishment
a just punishment
as a punishment
to make sth. a punishable offence
The punishment should always fit match the crime.
The same penalty applies to any person who creates a hazard for the animal population. (penal provision)
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Englische
raise a disturbance Synonyme
raise
Olympian heights
abandon
abet
access
accession
accretion
accrual
accruement
acculturate
accumulate
accumulation
acme
add to
addition
advance
advancement
aerial heights
agglomerate
aggrandize
aggrandizement
aggregate
aggroup
amass
ameliorate
amend
amplification
amplify
animate
answer
apex
apotheose
apotheosize
appreciation
apprentice
approach
arouse
articulate
ascent
assemble
augment
augmentation
awaken
ballooning
batch
beatify
better
bloat
bloating
blow up
boom
boost
boss
break
break in
breathe
breed
bring about
bring forward
bring together
bring up
broach
broaden
broadening
build
build up
buildup
bulk
bulk out
bunch
bunch together
bunch up
buoy
buoy up
call
call up
call up spirits
canonize
carve
cast
cast up
cause
chase
cheer up
chime
chisel
chorus
christen
civilize
clump
cluster
collect
colligate
collocate
combine
come out with
commandeer
communicate
communicate with
compare
compile
compose
compound
concoct
condition
conglomerate
conjure
conjure up
conjure up spirits
conscript
construct
contact
convene
convert
convey
corral
correspond
create
crescendo
crop
crown
cultivate
culture
cumulate
deify
deliver
detach
detach for service
develop
development
devise
dig up
dilate
discipline
disclose
discontinue
distend
dizzy heights
draft
draw together
dredge up
drill
drive together
dryfarm
edema
edify
educate
elaborate
elate
elevate
elevation
eliminate
emboss
emend
eminence
emit
encourage
engender
enhance
enlarge
enlargement
enlighten
enlist
ennoble
ennoblement
enrich
enroll
enshrine
enthrone
enunciate
erect
escalate
establish
establish connection
ether
evoke
evolve
exalt
exaltation
exercise
exhilarate
expand
expansion
express
extend
extension
extract
extrude
fabricate
farm
fashion
father
fatten
favor
feed
ferment
fetch up
fill out
fit
fling off
float
flood
foment
form
raise
hell
addle
addle the wits
ball up
be livid
be noisy
be pissed
becloud
bedazzle
befuddle
bewilder
bluster
boil
bother
brawl
bring trouble
browned off
bug
burn
carouse
carry on
cause trouble
celebrate
chafe
chirm
clamor
clangor
cloud
confuse
cut loose
cut up
cut up rough
daze
dazzle
debauch
discombobulate
discomfit
discompose
disconcert
disorganize
disorient
disturb
embarrass
entangle
flummox
flurry
fluster
flutter
fog
fret
fuddle
fume
fuss
go on
have a conniption
hell around
horse around
jollify
jolly
lark
let go
let loose
let off steam
maffick
make a noise
make a racket
make an uproar
make merry
make whoopee
maze
mist
mix up
moider
muddle
noise
perplex
perturb
pissed off
play hell
play hob
play the deuce
pother
put out
racket
rage
raise
Cain
raise
a clamor
raise
merry hell
raise
sand
raise
the deuce
raise
the devil
raise
the roof
rant
rant and rave
rattle
rave
revel
roar
roister
roughhouse
row
ruffle
rumpus
see life
seethe
simmer
sizzle
skylark
smoke
smolder
spree
step out
stew
storm
take on
throw a fit
throw into confusion
unsettle
upset
wanton
whoop it up
raise
d
accelerated
aggrandized
ampliate
amplified
assembled
augmented
beefed-up
bloated
bold
boosted
bossed
bossy
broadened
brought about
built
built-up
cast
caused
chased
constructed
crafted
created
crescendoed
custom
custom-built
custom-made
deepened
done
effectuated
elevated
embossed
enhanced
enlarged
erect
exalted
executed
expanded
extended
extracted
fabricated
fashioned
forged
formed
gathered
grown
handcrafted
handmade
harvested
heightened
high
hiked
homemade
homespun
in relief
increased
inflated
intensified
jazzed up
lifted
lofty
machine-made
machined
made
made to order
magnified
man-made
manufactured
mass-produced
milled
mined
molded
multiplied
on stilts
performed
prefab
prefabricated
processed
produced
proliferated
put together
rampant
ready-for-wear
ready-formed
ready-made
ready-prepared
ready-to-wear
refined
reinforced
shaped
smelted
spread
stand-up
stiffened
stilted
straight-up
strengthened
sublime
swollen
tightened
upcast
upflung
uplifted
upped
up
raise
d
upreared
upright
upstanding
upthrown
well-built
well-constructed
well-made
widened
raise
r
Bauer
agriculturalist
agriculturist
agrologist
agronomist
ancestors
apprentice
architect
artificer
artist
author
begetter
beginner
builder
coffee-planter
collective farm worker
conceiver
constructor
craftsman
creator
crofter
cropper
cultivator
designer
deviser
dirt farmer
discoverer
dry farmer
effector
engenderer
engineer
executor
executrix
farm laborer
farmer
farmhand
father
founder
generator
gentleman farmer
granger
grower
harvester
harvestman
haymaker
husbandman
inaugurator
industrialist
initiator
instigator
institutor
introducer
inventor
journeyman
kibbutznik
kolkhoznik
kulak
maker
manufacturer
master
master craftsman
mother
muzhik
organizer
originator
past master
peasant
peasant holder
picker
planner
planter
plowboy
plowman
precursor
prime mover
producer
rancher
ranchman
realizer
reaper
rustic
shaper
sharecropper
sire
smith
sower
tea-planter
tenant farmer
tiller
tree farmer
truck farmer
wright
yeoman
herbeif�hren Definition
Disturbance
(
n.
)
An
interruption
of
a
state
of
peace
or
quiet
Disturbance
(
n.
)
Confusion
of
the
mind
Disturbance
(
n.
)
Violent
agitation
in
the
body
politic
Disturbance
(
n.
)
The
hindering
or
disquieting
of
a
person
in
the
lawful
and
peaceable
enjoyment
of
his
right
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
rise
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
to
a
higher
condition
or
situation
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
increase
the
strength,
vigor,
or
vehemence
of
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
elevate
in
degree
according
to
some
scale
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
rise
up,
or
assume
an
erect
position
or
posture
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
spring
up
from
a
recumbent
position,
from
a
state
of
quiet,
or
the
like
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
rouse
to
action
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
up
from
the
lower
world
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
arise,
grow
up,
or
come
into
being
or
to
appear
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
form
by
the
accumulation
of
materials
or
constituent
parts
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
together
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
grow
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
into
being
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
give
rise
to
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
give
vent
or
utterance
to
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
to
notice
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
rise,
as
by
the
effect
of
leaven
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
(the
land
or
any
other
object)
to
seem
higher
by
drawing
nearer
to
it
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
let
go
Raise
(
v.
t.)
To
create
or
constitute
raise a disturbance Bedeutung
lift
raise
heave
the
act
of
raising
something,
he
responded
with
a
lift
of
his
eyebrow,
fireman
learn
several
different
raises
for
getting
ladders
up
disturbance
the
act
of
disturbing
something
or
someone,
setting
something
in
motion
outburst
tumultuous
disturbance
a
sudden
violent
disturbance
disorderly
conduct
disorderly
behavior
disturbance
of
the
peace
breach
of
the
peace
any
act
of
molesting,
interrupting,
hindering,
agitating,
or
arousing
from
a
state
of
repose
or
otherwise
depriving
inhabitants
of
the
peace
and
quiet
to
which
they
are
entitled
raise
increasing
the
size
of
a
bet
(as
in
poker),
I'll
see
your
raise
and
double
it
affray
disturbance
fray
ruffle
a
noisy
fight
raise
rise
wage
hike
hike
wage
increase
salary
increase
the
amount
a
salary
is
increased,
he
got
a
%
raise,
he
got
a
wage
hike
perturbation
disturbance
activity
that
is
a
malfunction,
intrusion,
or
interruption,
the
term
`distress'
connotes
some
degree
of
perturbation
and
emotional
upset,
he
looked
around
for
the
source
of
the
disturbance,
there
was
a
disturbance
of
neural
function
shock
seismic
disturbance
an
instance
of
agitation
of
the
earth's
crust,
the
first
shock
of
the
earthquake
came
shortly
after
noon
while
workers
were
at
lunch
noise
interference
disturbance
electrical
or
acoustic
activity
that
can
disturb
communication
ascent
acclivity
rise
raise
climb
upgrade
an
upward
slope
or
grade
(as
in
a
road),
the
car
couldn't
make
it
up
the
rise
electrical
disturbance
electrical
signals
produced
by
unwanted
sources
(atmospherics
or
receiver
noise
or
unwanted
transmitters)
disturbance
disruption
commotion
flutter
hurly
burly
to-do
hoo-ha
hoo-hah
kerfuffle
a
disorderly
outburst
or
tumult,
they
were
amazed
by
the
furious
disturbance
they
had
caused
mental
disorder
mental
disturbance
disturbance
psychological
disorder
folie
(psychiatry)
a
psychological
disorder
of
thought
or
emotion,
a
more
neutral
term
than
mental
illness
affective
disorder
major
affective
disorder
emotional
disorder
emotional
disturbance
any
mental
disorder
not
caused
by
detectable
organic
abnormalities
of
the
brain
and
in
which
a
major
disturbance
of
emotions
is
predominant
disturbance
perturbation
upset
an
unhappy
and
worried
mental
state,
there
was
too
much
anger
and
disturbance,
she
didn't
realize
the
upset
she
caused
me
resurrect
raise
upraise
cause
to
become
alive
again,
raise
from
the
dead,
Slavery
is
already
dead,
and
cannot
be
resurrected,
Upraising
ghosts
raise
raise
the
level
or
amount
of
something,
raise
my
salary,
raise
the
price
of
bread
enhance
heighten
raise
increase,
This
will
enhance
your
enjoyment,
heighten
the
tension
lift
raise
d
put
an
end
to,
lift
a
ban,
raise
a
siege
lift
raise
elevate
raise
in
rank
or
condition,
The
new
law
lifted
many
people
from
poverty
raise
lift
invigorate
or
heighten,
lift
my
spirits,
lift
his
ego
raise
e
bring
(a
surface
or
a
design)
into
relief
and
cause
to
project,
raised
edges
raise
multiply
(a
number)
by
itself
a
specified
number
of
times:
is
raised
to
the
power
raise
e
establish
radio
communications
with,
They
managed
to
raise
Hanoi
last
night
raise
activate
or
stir
up,
raise
a
mutiny
raise
hell
make
a
stink
raise
a
stink
take
strong
and
forceful
action,
as
to
object
or
express
discontent,
She
raised
hell
when
she
found
out
that
she
wold
not
be
hired
again
raise
cause
to
be
heard
or
known,
express
or
utter,
raise
a
shout,
raise
a
protest,
raise
a
sad
cry
raise
f
pronounce
(vowels)
by
bringing
the
tongue
closer
to
the
roof
of
the
mouth,
raise
your
`o'
raise
bring
up
put
forward
for
consideration
or
discussion,
raise
the
question
of
promotions,
bring
up
an
unpleasant
topic
recruit
levy
raise
cause
to
assemble
or
enlist
in
the
military,
raise
an
army,
recruit
new
soldiers
raise
bet
more
than
the
previous
player
raise
bid
(one's
partner's
suit)
at
a
higher
level
agitate
vex
disturb
commove
shake
up
stir
up
raise
up
change
the
arrangement
or
position
of
b
raise
conjure
conjure
up
invoke
evoke
stir
call
down
arouse
bring
up
put
forward
call
forth
summon
into
action
or
bring
into
existence,
often
as
if
by
magic,
raise
the
specter
of
unemployment,
he
conjured
wild
birds
in
the
air,
call
down
the
spirits
from
the
mountain
raise
erect
rear
set
up
put
up
construct,
build,
or
erect,
Raise
a
barn
grow
raise
farm
produce
cultivate
by
growing,
often
involving
improvements
by
means
of
agricultural
techniques,
The
Bordeaux
region
produces
great
red
wines,
They
produce
good
ham
in
Parma,
We
grow
wheat
here,
We
raise
hogs
here
raise
create
a
disturbance,
especially
by
making
a
great
noise,
raise
hell,
raise
the
roof,
raise
Cain
arouse
elicit
enkindle
kindle
evoke
fire
raise
provoke
call
forth
(emotions,
feelings,
and
responses),
arouse
pity,
raise
a
smile,
evoke
sympathy
raise
the
roof
get
very
angry,
He
will
raise
the
roof
when
he
hears
this
lift
raise
move
upwards,
lift
one's
eyes
raise
lift
elevate
get
up
bring
up
raise
from
a
lower
to
a
higher
position,
Raise
your
hands,
Lift
a
load
raise
leaven
prove
cause
to
puff
up
with
a
leaven,
unleavened
bread
fund-raise
fund
raise
fundraise
raise
money
for
a
cause
or
project,
We
are
fundraising
for
AIDS
research
raise
collect
funds
for
a
specific
purpose,
The
President
raised
several
million
dollars
for
his
college
promote
upgrade
advance
kick
upstairs
raise
elevate
give
a
promotion
to
or
assign
to
a
higher
position,
John
was
kicked
upstairs
when
a
replacement
was
hired,
Women
tend
not
to
advance
in
the
major
law
firms,
I
got
promoted
after
many
years
of
hard
work
rear
raise
bring
up
nurture
parent
b
bring
up,
raise
a
family,
bring
up
children
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