- 1高舉的、舉起的（多指手、手臂），書面用語；口語會直接說「手舉著」。
Upraised means lifted up and held there. It is an adjective, and it almost always sits in front of a body part — an upraised hand, an upraised arm, an upraised fist.
UpraisedUpraised means lifted up and held there意思是舉起來，而且保持在那個姿勢。It is an adjective它是一個形容詞，and it almost always sits in front of a body part而且幾乎都放在身體部位前面——an upraised hand, an upraised arm, an upraised fist像an upraised hand（舉起的手）、an upraised arm（舉起的手臂）、an upraised fist（舉起的拳頭）。
It is not an everyday word. You will meet it in writing: novels, news reports of crowds and protests, descriptions of statues and paintings. A speaker would just say 'with his hand up' or 'holding her arm up'.
It is not an everyday word這不是日常用字。You will meet it in writing你會在書面文字裡遇到它：novels小說、news reports of crowds and protests群眾和抗議的新聞報導、descriptions of statues and paintings雕像和畫作的描述。A speaker would just say 'with his hand up' or 'holding her arm up'講話的人只會說『with his hand up』或『holding her arm up』。
Upraised suggests the position is being held, and often that it means something — a hand upraised to swear an oath, to stop traffic, to greet a crowd, to strike. That is the difference from plain 'raised': raised can be about the action, upraised is about the picture.
Upraised suggests the position is being heldUpraised暗示著那個姿勢一直被維持著，and often that it means something而且通常代表著某種意義——a hand upraised to swear an oath舉起手來宣誓、to stop traffic或攔下車流、to greet a crowd或向群眾致意、to strike或準備出手。That is the difference from plain 'raised'這就是它跟單純的『raised』不同的地方：raised can be about the actionraised可以只是在講那個動作，upraised is about the pictureupraised則是在講那個畫面。
Very occasionally you see it for other things held aloft, such as an upraised sword or an upraised banner, but the body-part use is by far the commonest.
Very occasionally you see it for other things held aloft偶爾你會看到它用在其他被高舉的東西上，such as an upraised sword or an upraised banner像an upraised sword（高舉的劍）或an upraised banner（高舉的旗幟），but the body-part use is by far the commonest但用在身體部位上還是遠遠最常見的。
core核心畫面
組成up- + raised (the past participle of raise). The up- adds nothing to the meaning of 'raised' except a sense of holding the position — English has many of these up- words that feel more literary than the plain form.
原始詞典資料2 筆記錄
以下是外部詞典記錄的用法，摘錄並精簡格式，我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的；有些用法可能上面已經講過了。
upraisedadj
- 1
archaicLifted, raised, held high.
- He stood there, with upraised glass, waiting for others to join him in a toast; holding the glass as though it were his upraised sword, challenging others to show disprespect to one he honored.
- Not all of them, by no means anywhere close to all of them, just the most notable blockheads among them—three altogether, two freshmen and one sophomore, all of whom were among the first to be expelled the next day — masturbated into pairs of stolen panties, masturbated just about as quickly as you could snap your fingers, before each hurled the deflowered panties, wet and fragrant with ejaculate, down into the upraised hands of the jubilant gathering of red-checked, snow-capped upperclassmen breathing steam like dragons and egging them on from below.
這個拼法也被記錄為下列字的變化形：
- upraise
摘錄自 英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary，已精簡格式；依 CC BY-SA 4.0 授權使用，改動後的內容同樣以此授權提供。