"To bring up" • Chinese-English Dictionary
| 抚养 | fǔ yǎng | to foster / to bring up / to raise |   |
| 教养 | jiào yǎng | to educate / to bring up / to nurture / upbringing / breeding / culture | |
| 提起 | tí qǐ | to mention / to bring up / (lit. and fig.) to lift / to raise / to initiate (legal proceedings) | |
| 说起 | shuō qǐ | to mention / to bring up (a subject) / with regard to / as for | |
| 造就 | zào jiù | to bring up / to train / to contribute to / achievements (usually of young people) | |
| 养育 | yǎng yù | to rear / to bring up / to nurture | |
| 呼出 | hū chū | to exhale / to breathe out / to make an outgoing call / (computing) to bring up (a menu, search bar, virtual keyboard etc) | |
| 扶养 | fú yǎng | to foster / to bring up / to raise | |
| 生养 | shēng yǎng | to bring up (children) / to raise / to bear | |
| 养 |  yǎng | to raise (animals) / to bring up (children) / to keep (pets) / to support / to give birth | |
| 鞠 | jū | to incline (one's torso) / to bow / leather ball used in ancient times / (literary) to bring up / to rear / Taiwan pr. [ju2] | |
| 抚养成人 | fǔ yǎng chéng rén | to bring up (a child) | |
| 提挈 | tí qiè | to hold by the hand / fig. to nurture / to foster / to bring up / to support | |
| 拉扯大 | lā che dà | (coll.) to bring up / to rear / to raise | |
