raising in Chinese
raising in Chinese is 彙 — raising means the act of bringing up and caring for a child.
raising in Chinese
彙
Pronounced: huì
Collection or gathering, especially of money.
What does "raising" mean?
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noun The act of bringing up and caring for a child.
"Raising three kids on one income wasn't easy."
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noun The act of collecting or gathering, especially of money or support.
"The charity's fundraising raising exceeded its target this year."
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noun The act of lifting or setting something to a higher position, such as putting up the frame of a building.
"Neighbours came together for the barn raising."
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raising in a sentence
- Raising three kids on one income wasn't easy.
- Raising a child teaches you patience you never knew you had.
- The charity's fundraising raising exceeded its target this year.
- The raising of funds for the new playground took the whole community months.
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What is "raising" in Chinese?
"raising" in Chinese is 彙. raising means: The act of bringing up and caring for a child.
How do you pronounce 彙?
"raising" in Chinese is 彙, pronounced "huì".
How do you use "raising" in a sentence?
Example: "Raising three kids on one income wasn't easy." In Chinese, "raising" is 彙.
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