What does sich erheben in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word sich erheben in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use sich erheben in German.
The word sich erheben in German means stand up, rise, survey, lift, revolt, arise, be self aggrandizing, raise, elevate. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word sich erheben
stand up(gehoben (aufstehen) Nach der Niederlage hat sich der Verlierer wieder erhoben. The loser stood up again after the defeat. |
rise(gehoben (sich aufrichten) sich vom Stuhl erheben to stand up from the chair |
survey([etw] veranschlagen) die Meinung der Anwohner erheben to survey the inhabitant's opinion |
lift(gehoben ([etw] hochheben) das Glas auf den Jubilar erheben raise the glass in a toast to the jubilarian |
revolt(sich auflehnen) sich gegen den Diktator erheben to revolt against the dictator |
arise(aufkommen, ausbrechen) Ein Murren erhebt sich und erfüllt den Raum. A muttering arose and filled the room. |
be self aggrandizing(sich für besser halten) sich über alle anderen erheben be self aggrandizing |
raise(in die Höhe strecken) die Hand erheben to raise one's hand |
elevate(höheren Rang erhalten) jemanden zum General erheben |
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