1·The management announced that they would give a raise to all employees.
资方宣布他们将对所有员工加薪。
2·In one morning, a young functionary decided to ask his boss to give a raise to him.
在某一天的一个早上，一位年轻的白领终于决定要求老板为他加薪。
3·If you can give your boss something he or she needs (a new client or a sizable contract, for example) just before merit pay decisions are being made, you are more likely to get the raise you want.
如果你能在决定绩效工资之前满足老板的需求（比如一个新客户或一份大合同），你就更有可能得到你想要的加薪。
4·They will give a concert to raise for charity.
他们将举办慈善歌会来筹集款项。
5·Just shy of 50, she says she'd never have wanted to do what her mother did—give up a career to raise a family.
年近50的她说，她从来没有想要做母亲做过的事——放弃事业来养家糊口。
6·Elephants give new meaning to the phrase: it takes a village to raise a child.
大象赋予了这句话新的含义：养育一个孩子需要一个村庄。
7·Taking on that new project at work might give you the confidence to ask for a raise, chase a promotion or even change careers.
开始做一项工作上的新项目可能会给你要求加薪，努力升值或者甚至换工作的自信。
8·Martha: If he decides to stay, maybe you should give him a raise.
玛撒：如果他决定留下来，也许你该给他加薪。
9·It has raised your health insurance premiums and left your employer with less money to give you a decent raise.
它提高了你的健康保险保费，并使你的雇主手头给你一个体面加薪的资金减少。
10·A: After ten weeks of ignoring us, the boss finally said he'd give us both a raise.
在对我们不理不睬十个星期以后，老板终于说要给我们两个加薪了。