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| 1. | make [cause, kick up, raise] a rumpus |
| 引起骚扰 |
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| 2. | raise a rumpus |
| 引起骚乱 |
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| 3. | raise the hackles |
| 引起怀疑|触怒 |
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| 4. | She didn't want to raise false hopes. |
| 她不愿引起虚假的希望。 |
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| 5. | make [raise] a pother about... |
| 因…引起骚动 |
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| 6. | To raise a riot |
| 引起暴动 |
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| 7. | raise doubts, fears, suspicions, etc in people's minds |
| 引起人们的怀疑、 恐惧、 猜疑等 |
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| 8. | rates meant slower economic growth or a crash; a currency collapse-if capital flight continued-posed『造成；引起 |
| 但是高利率意味着经济低增长甚至崩溃：如果资本抽逃持续下去的话，货币体系的暴跌会导致同样的危险。 |
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| 9. | v. raise hopes that cannot be realized |
| 引起无法实现的希望 |
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| -- 来源 -- 新要求大学泛听教程3 - Unit 4 UFO&ET Part III |
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| 10. | But Old Norse and English both survived, and so you can rear a child (English) or raise a child (Norse |
| 但北欧语和英语都留存下来了，所以养孩子既可用英语词rear又可用北欧语词raise。 |
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