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🔑riserise1 /raɪz / noun - [countable] an increase上升；上涨；提高◆There has been a rise in the number of people out of work.失业人数有所增长。◆a sharp price rise价格的急剧上涨 OPP drop, fall➨ LANGUAGE BANK用语库increasedescribing an increase描述增长The population of the United States increased gradually between 1980 and 2000.美国的人口在 1980 年至 2000 年间逐步增长。The population of the United States grew by 25% between 1980 and 2000.美国的人口在 1980 年至 2000 年间增长了 25%。Immigration figures shot up / rose sharply in the 1980s and continued to rise / increase dramatically in the 1990s.移民人数在 20 世纪 80 年代大幅增长，并且在 90 年代继续急剧上升。During the 1980s, there was a significant rise / increase in the number of immigrants settling in the United States. * 20 世纪 80 年代在美国定居的移民人数显著增加。
- [singular] the process of becoming more powerful or important兴盛；兴起◆His rise in the world of politics was remarkable.他在政界的崛起令人瞩目。
 ●be on the riseto be increasing在增加；在增长◆Violent crime is on the rise in several major cities.几大城市的暴力犯罪在增加。●give rise to sthto cause something引起；引发◆The news gave rise to considerable anxiety among many people.这消息给很多人带来相当大的焦虑。
🔑riserise2 /raɪz / verb [intransitive] (past tense rose /roʊz / , past participle ris·en /ˈrɪzn /)➤move upward上升- to move upward, to become higher, or to increase上升；攀升；提高◆Smoke was rising from the chimney.烟从烟囱里升起。◆Her voice rose in anger (= became louder).她气得提高了嗓门。◆Do you think inflation will continue to rise?你认为通货膨胀会继续加重吗？◆The temperature has risen to nearly ninety degrees.温度已经上升到近 90 度。◆Let the dough rise for an hour.让面团醒一个小时。➨ LANGUAGE BANK用语库increasedescribing an increase描述增长The population of the United States increased gradually between 1980 and 2000.美国的人口在 1980 年至 2000 年间逐步增长。The population of the United States grew by 25% between 1980 and 2000.美国的人口在 1980 年至 2000 年间增长了 25%。Immigration figures shot up / rose sharply in the 1980s and continued to rise / increase dramatically in the 1990s.移民人数在 20 世纪 80 年代大幅增长，并且在 90 年代继续急剧上升。During the 1980s, there was a significant rise / increase in the number of immigrants settling in the United States. * 20 世纪 80 年代在美国定居的移民人数显著增加。
➤get up起身- to stand up站起来；起立◆The audience rose and applauded the singers.观众起立为歌手们鼓掌。
- (formal) to get out of bed起床◆They rose at dawn in order to be in Washington by eight.为了在八点之前赶到华盛顿，他们黎明就起床了。 SYN get up
➤of sun / moon太阳；月亮- (used about the sun, moon, etc.) to appear in the sky（太阳、月亮等）升起◆The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.太阳东升西落。 OPP set
➤become visible变得可见- to show (as something tall above the surroundings)耸立；矗立◆A range of mountains rose in the distance.远处山峦叠起。
➤of sound声响- to come from从…发出◆Shouts of protest rose from the crowd.人群中发出抗议的呼声。
➤fight战斗- rise (up) (against sb / sth) to start opposing or fighting people in authority反抗；反叛；起义◆The people were afraid to rise up against the dictator.人们不敢起来反对独裁者。
➤become powerful / important变得强大／重要- to move to a higher position (in rank, society, career, etc.)地位上升◆He rose rapidly within the company.他在公司的职位升得很快。
●rise to the occasion, challenge, task, etc.to be successful in dealing with something by working harder or doing things better than you normally do成功应对局面（或挑战、任务等）◆Do you think she will rise to the demands of the job?你认为她能达到这一工作的要求吗？ |