to move upward or to increase in level, degree, or quantity

to elevate, raise, or improve qualities, levels, or performance

to update or improve computer hardware, software, or systems

to increase in value or worth, especially regarding currency, property, or assets

to move to a higher position or increase in degree, level, or temperature

to pick up or recover in a financial or economic context

to increase or soar, especially regarding prices, temperatures, or levels

to move upward or ascend naturally or autonomously

to escalate or increase in intensity; to hot up or get a boost (figurative)

to raise to a higher level of thought, quality, or artistic expression; to refine

to promote to a higher position

to rise into the sky or launch into the air, typically of aircraft, rockets, or balloons; liftoff

rising and falling; fluctuation

to enter a higher level of school

to raise or hoist a flag, often as part of a formal ceremony

To advance or be promoted to a higher-level position, often in a new department.

to get a promotion

to promote to a higher rank, status, or administrative level

to ascend to heaven and become an immortal within the context of Daoism

to be promoted to

to ascend to heaven

mechanical equipment used to reach high places, such as cherry pickers or scissor lifts

to get promoted to a higher position

to leap, spring upward, or soar, often used figuratively for emotions or ambitions

to rise or climb upwards, especially in reference to an aircraft or flying animal

to rise rapidly or increase sharply

to rise in the east, referring to celestial bodies like the sun or moon.

to rise steadily in status or rank; to be promoted step by step

honorably promoted to a higher position or rank, usually used to congratulate someone on their career advancement.

to boost the pressure of a fluid or gas

to progress to (a higher-level school)

to be promoted and gain wealth (idiom)

To celebrate peace and prosperity with songs and dance; a scene of social stability and joy.

to promote or elevate someone to a higher position, rank, or status

the literal phenomenon where a person attaining immortality brings their pets and followers to heaven with them

Mao Yisheng (1896-1989), Chinese structural engineer and social activist

The first section of the large intestine, extending upward from the cecum to the transverse colon.

to promote to a higher post or position

to ascend or increase progressively

exaltation; to be promoted or to transcend to a higher state

(idiom) to give someone a nominal promotion while actually reducing their power or authority

extent of an increase or percentage rise

a unit of volume equal to one-millionth of a liter

to pull up or climb sharply, especially of an aircraft

(music) sharp (♯)