to raise; to hoist; to rise

to go up by one grade; to be promoted; to escalate (in intensity); (computing) to upgrade

to get promoted (at work etc); promotion

to raise; to ascend

to rise to the sky; to lift off; to levitate; liftoff

to get promoted

lit. to ascend to heaven; to die

aerial work platform (e.g. cherry picker or scissor lift); lift; elevator

to become hot; temperature rise; (fig.) to intensify; to hot up; to escalate; to get a boost

to advance to a higher-level position; to be promoted to a higher position in a new department

to sublimate; sublimation (physics); to raise to a higher level; to refine; promotion

rising and falling

to rise in value; to appreciate

to raise a flag; to hoist a flag

(of an employee) to be promoted to (a higher rank); (of a student) to enter (a higher grade at school)

to be promoted to

to progress to (a higher-level school)

(aerodynamics) lift

to boost the pressure (of a fluid); to boost (or step up) the voltage

(music) sharp (♯)

to enter the next grade school

rising prices; bull market

extent of an increase; percentage rise

peaceful

ascending order

(finance) to raise interest rates

liter and decaliter dry measure; (fig.) meager quantity of foodstuff

promotion; upgrade

mercuric chloride (HgCl)

to raise blood glucose levels

to rise; to ascend; to leap up

to get a flight upgrade

to promote to a higher post; (linguistics) rising intonation; (Chinese linguistics) rising tone

to pass away (of an emperor)

(aviation) ceiling

vasopressor agent; antihypotensive agent (medicine)

(sports, esp. soccer) newly promoted team (one that has advanced from a lower league to a higher league)

glucagon

ascending colon (anatomy); first section of large intestine

lit. to reach the main room and enter the chamber (idiom); fig. to gradually attain proficiency; to attain a higher level

to be promoted and gain wealth (idiom)

(idiom) poor people; those who live from hand to mouth

flag raising ceremony

glycemic index