0 to move up -- elevarse
1 When the sun or moon rises, it appears in the sky. -- salir
The sun rises in the East.
2 to get bigger in level -- subir
Prices rose by ten percent.
3 to stand, especially after sitting -- levantarse
He rose from his seat.
4 an increase in the level of something -- subida
a tax rise
10 (of sb’s voice) to become higher -- subir
12 (of a large number of people) to fight against a government -- alzarse
13 to perform well in a difficult situation -- estar a la altura del desafío
14 an occasion when sth rises in amount, level, etc. -- subida [ feminine, singular ]
a rise in temperature un ascenso de temperatura
Unemployment is on the rise. El desempleo va en aumento.
15 an increase in importance of -- subida [ feminine, singular ]
16 raise -- ascenso [ masculine, singular ]
She’s asking for a rise. Ella está pidiendo un aumento.
18 to cause -- causar
We hear from the experts that water levels could rise by up to a metre.
One hypothesis is that the global temperature will continue to rise.
It is public consumption and the price of money which definitely must not rise.
If the price rise and increase in demand persist in the long term, then we should revisit this issue.
At the same time, energy prices are rising.
They have indeed risen disproportionately.
The bill, moreover, just keeps rising.
But if you would prefer to rise, then we will take note of this each time it happens and only then.
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向上移動, 上升, 升高…
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向上移动, 上升, 升高…
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elevar-se, subir, nascer…
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上がる, 上昇する, (太陽や月が)昇る…
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artmak, çoğalmak, yükselmek…
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monter, s’élever, augmenter…
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elevar-se, sortir, pujar…
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يَرْتَفِع, يَطْلَع, يَزْداد…
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