arise in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for arise in the English»Italian Dictionary

arise <pt arose, pp arisen> [Brit əˈrʌɪz, Am əˈraɪz] VB intr

1. arise (occur):

arise problem:

nascere, presentarsi (out of da)

to arise from sth

nascere, derivare da qc

if it arises that …

se accade che …

if the need arises

se si presenterà la necessità

she solves problems as they arise

risolve i problemi sul nascere

the question arises whether to do it

si pone il problema se farlo o meno

2. arise (be the result of):

arise

provenire, derivare (from da)

matters arising

problemi derivanti

3. arise (stand):

arise arch

sorgere, levarsi, alzarsi

4. arise (rebel):

arise arch

sollevarsi, insorgere (against contro)

Translations for arise in the Italian»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

germinare fig

to arise

insorgere problema, difficoltà:

to arise

sopraggiungere problema, difficoltà:

to arise

se sopraggiunge un problema

should any problem arise

risolve i problemi sul nascere

she solves problems as they arise

germogliare speranza:

to arise

sopravvenire problema, difficoltà:

to arise

scaturire fig

to arise

salvo complicazioni

if no complications set in or arise

subentrare

to arise

arise in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for arise in the English»Italian Dictionary

arise <arose, arisen> [ə·ˈraɪz] VB intr

1. arise (come about):

arise

sorgere

to arise from

derivare da

should the need arise

se fosse necessario

should doubt arise

dovesse sorgere il dubbio

2. arise form (rise up):

arise

alzarsi

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

should the occasion arise

se si presentasse l'occasione

you have to take your chances when they arise

si deve cogliere l'occasione quando si presenta

Translations for arise in the Italian»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

sopravvenire

to arise

insorgere

to arise

sorgere

to arise

arise Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to arise from

derivare da

should the need arise

se fosse necessario

should doubt arise

dovesse sorgere il dubbio

should the occasion arise

se si presentasse l'occasione

you have to take your chances when they arise

si deve cogliere l'occasione quando si presenta

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Some of these have arisen because new discoveries have been made since the book's publication, and some classifications have changed.

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The most difficult problems might arise when paddling around bridges and other obvious obstructions.

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More problems arise and the love triangle intensifies.

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The lesions nearly always arise in the distal portions of the extremities.

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The seaward side of the fortifications were kept, possibly for use as a battery should the need arise.

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The title track is about the tangled emotions that arise when a love goes bad but the need for love remains.

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Clearly, multiple generic strategies may be implemented, but internal inconsistencies can then arise, and the distinctions between the focused entities may become blurred.

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The difficulty of subjects may arise due to the involvement of mathematics or imagination.

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This had arisen when the machinery was taken away.

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I must act in such a way that neither doubt nor disregard arise in me again.

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