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rise US English

move from a lower position to a higher one; come or go up

high-rise US English

(of a building) having many stories

low-rise US English

(of a building) having few stories

rise time US English

the time required for a pulse to rise from 10 percent to 90 percent of its steady value

give rise to in give US English

cause or induce to happen

on the rise in rise US English

becoming greater or more numerous; increasing

rise and shine in rise US English

get out of bed smartly; wake up

rise to in rise US English

(of a person) react with annoyance or argument to (provocation)

rise to the bait in bait US English

react to a provocation or temptation exactly as intended

rise above in rise US English

succeed in not being limited or constrained by (a restrictive environment or situation)

rise with the sun or lark in rise US English

get up early in the morning

rise or emerge from the ashes in ash1 US English

be renewed after destruction

make someone's hackles rise in hackle US English

make someone angry or indignant

rise to the occasion in occasion US English

perform very well in response to a special situation or event

rise through or from the ranks in rank1 US English

(of a private or a noncommissioned officer) receive a commission

get or take a rise out of in rise US English

provoke an angry or irritated response from (someone), especially by teasing

meteoric US English

(of the development of something, especially a person’s career) very rapid

rise like a phoenix from the ashes in phoenix US English

emerge renewed after apparent disaster or destruction

rise English-French

augmentation f

rise English-German

Aufstieg

rise English-Italian

levata f

high rise (building) English-French

tour f (d'habitation)

high-rise English-German

high-rise building

pay rise English-German

Lohn-/Gehaltserhöhung

wage rise English-German

Lohnerhöhung

high-rise English-Italian

molto alto

high rise English-Spanish

torre f (de apartamentos or Esp pisos)

high-rise English-Spanish

alto, de muchas plantas

low-rise English-Spanish

de poca altura

price rise English-German

Preisanstieg

price rise English-Italian

rialzo m dei prezzi

rise ˈup English-German

rise up [in revolt]

rise to English-Spanish

to rise to the challenge

rise above English-Spanish

sobreponerse* a

to rise (up) in rise2 English-Spanish

levantarse, alzarse*

rise to the occasion in occasion English-German

sich der Situation gewachsen zeigen