erhöhen

B1

raise, increase

English meaning
raise, increase
Vocabulary package
Working & Doing

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erhöhen in a sentence

Die Regierung wird sicher bald wieder die Steuern erhöhen.

The government will surely raise taxes again soon.

Conjugation of erhöhen

icherhöhe
duerhöhst
er/sie/eserhöht
wirerhöhen
ihrerhöht
sie/Sieerhöhen
Simple past (er/sie/es)
erhöhte
Perfect
hat erhöht

Where erhöhen comes from

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How do you conjugate erhöhen?

Present tense: erhöhe, erhöhst, erhöht, erhöhen, erhöht, erhöhen. Simple past: erhöhte. Perfect: hat erhöht.

What does erhöhen mean in English?

erhöhen means "raise, increase". For example: "Die Regierung wird sicher bald wieder die Steuern erhöhen." — "The government will surely raise taxes again soon."

What level is erhöhen in German?

erhöhen is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the working & doing vocabulary.

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