increase - (өсөх, өсгөх, олшруулах, нэмэгдүүлэх, ихсэх) [intransitive, transitive] ( чи зөвхөн үүнийг ямар нэг юм "олон болсон, олширсон" гэсэн утгаар хэрэглэнэ - тоо ширхэгийн хувьд)
to become or to make something greater in amount, number, value, etc.
increase (from A) (to B)
The population has increased from 1.2 million to 1.8 million.
The price of oil increased.
increase in something
Oil increased in price.
increase by something
The rate of inflation increased by 2%.
increase something (from A) (to B)
We need to increase productivity.
increase something (by something)
They increased the price by 50%.
raise - (өсгөх, өргөх, дээшлүүлэх)[transitive] (үүнийг чи "өссөн, дээшилсэн" гэсэн утгаар хэрэглэж болно - тоо ширхэгийн талаас авч үзээгүй гэдгийг анхаар)
1 ) raise something to lift or move something to a higher level
- She raised the gun and fired.
- She raised her eyes from her work.
2) raise something/someone/yourself (+ adverb/preposition) to move something/someone/yourself to a vertical position
- He raised himself up on one elbow.
3) raise something (to something) to increase the amount or level of something
- to raise salaries/prices/taxes
- They raised their offer to $500.
4) raise someone/something
to care for a child or young animal until it is able to take care of itself
- kids raised on a diet of junk food
- They were both raised in the South.
to become or to make something greater in amount, number, value, etc.
increase (from A) (to B)
The population has increased from 1.2 million to 1.8 million.
The price of oil increased.
increase in something
Oil increased in price.
increase by something
The rate of inflation increased by 2%.
increase something (from A) (to B)
We need to increase productivity.
increase something (by something)
They increased the price by 50%.
raise - (өсгөх, өргөх, дээшлүүлэх)[transitive] (үүнийг чи "өссөн, дээшилсэн" гэсэн утгаар хэрэглэж болно - тоо ширхэгийн талаас авч үзээгүй гэдгийг анхаар)
1 ) raise something to lift or move something to a higher level
- She raised the gun and fired.
- She raised her eyes from her work.
2) raise something/someone/yourself (+ adverb/preposition) to move something/someone/yourself to a vertical position
- He raised himself up on one elbow.
3) raise something (to something) to increase the amount or level of something
- to raise salaries/prices/taxes
- They raised their offer to $500.
4) raise someone/something
to care for a child or young animal until it is able to take care of itself
- kids raised on a diet of junk food
- They were both raised in the South.
difference between increase and raise
In some contexts, raise and increase can be interchangeable.
I.e. XYZ airline will raise/ increase it’s domestic fare by 3% next month. Or XYZ Airline announced today it’s domestic fare will be increased or raised by 3% starting next month. I.e. I got a raise/ an increase, ok In context relating to “money”, “fare”, and “service”, they are interchangeable. Otherwise, mostly they are not.
We do not:
Increase a flag- we raise it.
Increase concern- we raise it, but we can say “increase the awareness” which has the same core meaning.
Increase a child –we raise it.
Other meanings:
Increase funding to something = Giving/ adding more money to a pool of money designated for a purpose.
Fund raising = urging people to donate money for a charitable purpose.
I.e. XYZ airline will raise/ increase it’s domestic fare by 3% next month. Or XYZ Airline announced today it’s domestic fare will be increased or raised by 3% starting next month. I.e. I got a raise/ an increase, ok In context relating to “money”, “fare”, and “service”, they are interchangeable. Otherwise, mostly they are not.
We do not:
Increase a flag- we raise it.
Increase concern- we raise it, but we can say “increase the awareness” which has the same core meaning.
Increase a child –we raise it.
Other meanings:
Increase funding to something = Giving/ adding more money to a pool of money designated for a purpose.
Fund raising = urging people to donate money for a charitable purpose.
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