| 单词 | rise |
| 释义 | rise¹ 🄰 vi. 1.<正式>(stand up; from chair or bed)person +起立；起身；起来 Mark rose to greet him.马克起身迎他。 to rise from sth从…上起来 Luther rose slowly from the chair.卢瑟慢慢地从椅子上站起来。 to rise to your feet站起来 The pilot rose to his feet and saluted.飞行员起身敬礼。 2.<正式>(get out of bed)起床；起来 They had risen at dawn.他们黎明时分就起床了。 Tony had risen early and gone to the cottage to work.托尼早早就起身到农舍干活去了。 3.(move upwards)smoke, dust, plane, balloon +上升；升起；theatre curtain +升；启 Wilson watched the smoke rise from his cigarette.威尔逊看着自己香烟的烟圈悠悠飘起。 The powdery dust rose in a cloud around him.一团粉尘在他周围扬起。 to rise into the air smoke, dust +弥漫到空中；bird, ball, plane +上天；上到空中 to rise to the surface diver, submarine +浮到(水)面上 4.(be heard)cries, shouts, sound +变响；提高 The sound of tanks rose and fell.坦克发出的声音此起彼伏。 An angry shout rose from the crowd.人群中响起一声愤怒的喊叫。 His voice rose above the din.他的声音在一片嘈杂声中响起。 5.(ascend)sun, moon, star +升起 The sun rises early in June.六月的日头出得早。 He wanted to be over the line of the ridge before the sun had risen.他希望在日出前翻越山脊。 6.(increase in height or level)water +上升 The waters continued to rise.水位持续上升。 to rise by …上升了…；升高了… Sea levels could rise by 3 metres or more.海平面会上升3米或者更多。 7.(get higher in pitch)voice +提高 'Bernard?' Her voice rose hysterically.“伯纳德？”她歇斯底里地提高了嗓门。 8.(ascend in hierarchy)(地位、职位、声望等)上升, 提高 to rise in rank级别升高 to rise through the ranks级级攀升 to rise to power当权；执政 He rose to power in the 1930s.他在20世纪30年代当权。 to rise to fame成名 9.<正式>(be built)建起 After the fire a new city rose from the ruins.火灾过后一座新城从废墟中拔地而起。 10.(appear)mountain, building +出现；显现 The building rose before him.那座楼出现在他眼前。 11.blood pressure +上升；wind +起；增强；feeling, emotion +变得强烈 The wind was rising.风越刮越大。 Ethnic tensions in the republic were rising.共和国中的种族紧张气氛愈演愈烈。 to rise in sb anger +加强；上升 Anger rose slowly in him.慢慢地他的火气越来越大。 your spirits rise情绪高涨 The sight of him made her spirits rise.看到他让她情绪高涨。 12.(increase)prices, interest rate, unemployment, inflation, profits, sales +上升；上涨；temperature, volume +上升 Prices are rising.价格不断上涨。 to rise against sth currency +对…升值 The dollar rose against the yen.美元对日元升值。 to rise in value property +升值；currency +升值 The euro rose in value.欧元升值。 to rise by …升值…；上升… Prices rose by more than 10% per annum.物价每年上涨10%以上。 to rise from … to …从…上升到… Profits rose from £842,000 to £1.82m.利润从84.2万英镑上升到182万英镑。 13.(swell)dough, bread, cake +发起；发酵胀起 Leave the dough to rise for at least an hour.让生面团至少发酵一个小时。 14.(stiffen)(毛发)竖起；(身体)僵硬 15.stomach, gorge +不舒服；作呕；恶心；反胃 16.(rebel)people, population +反抗；起义；反叛 The settlers rose in revolt.定居者群起反抗。 to rise against sb/sth + invaders, oppression, dictatorship反抗… After this, few will rise against me again.经过这件事, 没什么人会再反抗我了。 17.(slope upwards)land, ground +升高；变陡 He looked up the slope of land that rose from the house.他抬头看了看屋后的斜坡。 18.【神学】Christ +(基督)复活 to rise from the dead死而复活 19.(originate)river +发源；源起 The Yangtze rises in the Tibetan highlands.长江发源于青藏高原。 20.(adjourn)Parliament, court session +休庭；延期 21.【渔】(鱼为食诱饵)游上水面 🄱 vt. =raise¹, 19 Phrasal Verbsrise above,rise to,rise up rise² 1.(ascent)上升 the balloon's steady rise into the air气球在空中稳稳当当的上升 2.(increase in power or rank)+of person, country, empire升迁；崛起 The megastars' rise is intimately intertwined with Hollywood's long decline.巨星的崛起与好莱坞长期以来的衰退是密不可分的。 sb's rise to power某人的当权 3.(increase in popularity or influence)+of movement, ideology兴起；抬头；高涨 the rise of racism in America美国种族主义的抬头 The rise of the car has been rapid.汽车迅速普及。 the rise of the anti-war movement反战运动的兴起 the rise of fascism法西斯主义的抬头 4.(increase in amount, cost, or value; in prices, interest rates, unemployment, inflation, value, profits, sales)上升；上涨 a rise in sth…的增长 the rise in home ownership房屋所有者人数的上升 a sharp rise in violent crime暴力犯罪案件的激增 a sudden rise in temperature气温的突然上升 a rise in sea levels海平面的上升 5.<英>(in salary)(工资、薪水、报酬的)增长, 增加 a pay rise报酬的增加；加薪 He will get a pay rise of nearly £4,000.他的工资将增加将近4,000英镑。 6.(rising ground)地势隆起；高起 The house was situated on a rise.这座房子坐落在一块高地上。 7.(slope, incline)斜坡；上坡 8.【天文】升起 9.【建】(height of step)(楼梯的)级高；梯段高 10.【建】(height of roof)(屋顶的)净高 11.【建】(height of arch)(拱的)矢高 12.【渔】(鱼为食诱饵)游上水面 13.<俚>(erection)(阴茎的)勃起 idiom ◆to be on the rise在上涨；在上升；在增加 We are pleased to see that the number of first home buyers is on the rise.我们高兴地看到首套住宅购买者的人数不断增长。 ◆to get a rise out of sborto take a rise out of sb<非正式>(provoke)(有意)惹某人生气 Don't think you're going to get a rise out of me by making a joke about the Holocaust.不要以为你拿大屠杀开玩笑就会激怒我。 ◆to give rise to sth (cause)+ trouble, problems招惹；引起；+ argument, dispute, conflict, discussion引发；导致；+ rumours招致；+ doubts, suspicions, fears引起；+ attitude, belief引起；导致 Such statements give rise to the false belief that we are all under constant threat from terrorism.这种声明会让人错误地以为我们一直在遭受恐怖主义的威胁。 + increase导致；+ phrase, expression, term产生 |
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