raise voice

raise (one's) voice

To speak or shout loudly, especially out of anger. I know you're upset, but there's no need to raise your voice. Don't raise your voice to the kids, it's not their fault!

raise one's voice (to someone)

Fig. to speak loudly or shout at someone in anger. Don't you dare raise your voice to me! I'm sorry. I didn't mean to raise my voice.

See also: raise, voice

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

raise (one's) voice
raise one's voice
raise your voice
lift/raise a hand against somebody
raise a hand
raise a hand against
raise a hand against (one)
raise the wind
raise (one's) hand against (someone)
raise your hat to someone

References in periodicals archive

ISLAMABAD -- Asifa Bhutto Zardari, daughter of former president Asif Ali Zardari, there is no repression for joining politics as one can raise voice for the rights of people through it.

No repression for joining politics

He said that the international community would have to raise voice in favour of Kashmiris.

CM,Governor & Naeem-ul-Haq discuss Kashmir issue

Today, she said, the world is joining Pakistan to raise voice for the oppressed Kashmiris.

Infor: (India's stance on Kashmir as its internal matter rejected in world: Dr. Firdous)

We, as individual at least can raise voice and inform the world about the Indian state terrorism in the territory."

'Speak for Kashmir' launched to highlight Indian atrocities in IOK - Press Release issued by Kashmir Media Service

Similarly, MPA Ravi Kumar said religious minorities in Pakistan were fully protected and enjoying the freedom to raise voice for their rights.

Protest rallies held against abolition of held Kashmir's special status

Punjab University is observing Kashmir Solidarity Day on Monday, 5th August, 2019 (today) to show support to the people of Kashmir and to raise voice against flagrant human rights violations.

Kashmir Solidarity Day on Monday, 5th August, 2019 - Press Release issued by University of the Punjab

She said the incumbent government had done legislation for giving women their rights, and it was a responsibility of women to raise voice for implementation of the laws.

120 cases reported at human rights centre for women

She vowed to raise voice against this cruelty, fight against it and go to the logical conclusion.

Maryam vows to fight for justice for Nawaz

She urged the people to raise voice against the poor policies of the present government so that their problems could be resolved.

Shirin Durani condemns arrest of Asif Ali Zardari, Faryal Talpur

Talking to media, he said that the JI would continue to raise voice against price hike, unemployment and other public issues.

JI always raises voice for solution to public problems

He said when he intended to raise voice against water shortage in the assembly, his mike was closed.

Raised voice against water scarcity, devastating coastal belt: Husnain Mirza

Talking to media on Friday, she said, 'On the IWD, the world celebrates women day and renews its pledge to raise voice for gender parity, equality and freedom'.

World must raise voice against agony of Kashmiri women: Mushaal

ISLAMABAD:Federal Minister for Human Rights Dr Shireen Mazari has urged the international community to come forward and raise voice against the brutalities and worst violations of human rights in India-occupied Kashmir (IoK).

Mazari urges int'l community to raise voice against human rights violations in IoK

So I believe whoso- ever would raise voice against corruption, then congress will try to misguide people about that person," he said.

BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of " silence" on corruption, fuel price hike

He said that PMLN women wing had brought many reforms for the women of GB and has given them confidence to raise voice for their rights.

Hundreds of women getting benefits from PMLN schemes: Fida Khan

词组	raise voice
释义	raise voice raise (one's) voice To speak or shout loudly, especially out of anger. I know you're upset, but there's no need to raise your voice. Don't raise your voice to the kids, it's not their fault! See also: raise, voice Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. raise one's voice (to someone) Fig. to speak loudly or shout at someone in anger. Don't you dare raise your voice to me! I'm sorry. I didn't mean to raise my voice. See also: raise, voice McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: raise (one's) voice raise one's voice raise your voice lift/raise a hand against somebody raise a hand raise a hand against raise a hand against (one) raise the wind raise (one's) hand against (someone) raise your hat to someone References in periodicals archive ISLAMABAD -- Asifa Bhutto Zardari, daughter of former president Asif Ali Zardari, there is no repression for joining politics as one can raise voice for the rights of people through it. No repression for joining politics He said that the international community would have to raise voice in favour of Kashmiris. CM,Governor & Naeem-ul-Haq discuss Kashmir issue Today, she said, the world is joining Pakistan to raise voice for the oppressed Kashmiris. Infor: (India's stance on Kashmir as its internal matter rejected in world: Dr. Firdous) We, as individual at least can raise voice and inform the world about the Indian state terrorism in the territory." 'Speak for Kashmir' launched to highlight Indian atrocities in IOK - Press Release issued by Kashmir Media Service Similarly, MPA Ravi Kumar said religious minorities in Pakistan were fully protected and enjoying the freedom to raise voice for their rights. Protest rallies held against abolition of held Kashmir's special status Punjab University is observing Kashmir Solidarity Day on Monday, 5th August, 2019 (today) to show support to the people of Kashmir and to raise voice against flagrant human rights violations. Kashmir Solidarity Day on Monday, 5th August, 2019 - Press Release issued by University of the Punjab She said the incumbent government had done legislation for giving women their rights, and it was a responsibility of women to raise voice for implementation of the laws. 120 cases reported at human rights centre for women She vowed to raise voice against this cruelty, fight against it and go to the logical conclusion. Maryam vows to fight for justice for Nawaz She urged the people to raise voice against the poor policies of the present government so that their problems could be resolved. Shirin Durani condemns arrest of Asif Ali Zardari, Faryal Talpur Talking to media, he said that the JI would continue to raise voice against price hike, unemployment and other public issues. JI always raises voice for solution to public problems He said when he intended to raise voice against water shortage in the assembly, his mike was closed. Raised voice against water scarcity, devastating coastal belt: Husnain Mirza Talking to media on Friday, she said, 'On the IWD, the world celebrates women day and renews its pledge to raise voice for gender parity, equality and freedom'. World must raise voice against agony of Kashmiri women: Mushaal ISLAMABAD:Federal Minister for Human Rights Dr Shireen Mazari has urged the international community to come forward and raise voice against the brutalities and worst violations of human rights in India-occupied Kashmir (IoK). Mazari urges int'l community to raise voice against human rights violations in IoK So I believe whoso- ever would raise voice against corruption, then congress will try to misguide people about that person," he said. BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of " silence" on corruption, fuel price hike He said that PMLN women wing had brought many reforms for the women of GB and has given them confidence to raise voice for their rights. Hundreds of women getting benefits from PMLN schemes: Fida Khan
随便看	put it on put it on the line Put it there put it there! put it to put it to (one) put it to somebody that... roof over roof over (one's) head roof over one's head, a rooftop rook rookie rooky room room and board room at the top room for doubt room for rent room for/to maneuver room-in (with one's baby) room-temperature IQ room together room with room with (one)