raise to the surface

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raise someone or something to the surface (of something)

to bring someone or something up to the surface of a body of water. The pull of the inflatable life vest raised Tom to the surface of the water. The divers were able to raise the sunken ship to the surface.

See also: raise, surface

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raise the bar
raise the devil
raise the dickens
raise the roof
raise the spectre of
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raise up
raise voice
raise voice against
raise with
raised
raised in a barn
raison d'être

Raise the Pressure
Raise the Red Lantern
raise the roof
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Raise the Roof (card game)
Raise the Roof (game show)
Raise the Roof (song)
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raise the standard
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Raise the Titanic
Raise the Titanic!
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raise troops
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Raise Up (All Cities Remix)
raise up one’s voice
raise voice
raise voice against

raise with
Raise Your Banners
Raise Your Fist and Yell
Raise Your Hand
Raise Your Hand
Raise Your Hands
Raise Your Spirit Higher
Raise Your Spirit Higher (2003)
Raise Your Spirit Higher (2004)
Raise Your Spirit Higher - Wenyukela
Raise Your Spirit Higher, Wenyukela
Raise Your Voice
Raise Your Voice
Raise!
Raise, Train and Sustain
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