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I . rose1 [roʊz, Brit rəʊz] N

1. rose (flower, color):

rose
rosa f

2. rose on watering can:

rose
crivo m

II . rose1 [roʊz, Brit rəʊz] ADJ

rose2 VB

rose pt of:

See also rise

I . rise [raɪz] N no pl

1. rise (increase):

alta f
a rise in sth
a rise in sth
dar origem a a. c.

2. rise (incline):

3. rise (power, fame):

II . rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] VB intr

1. rise (arise):

2. rise (become higher):

3. rise (improve socially):

I . rise [raɪz] N no pl

1. rise (increase):

alta f
a rise in sth
a rise in sth
dar origem a a. c.

2. rise (incline):

3. rise (power, fame):

II . rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] VB intr

1. rise (arise):

2. rise (become higher):

3. rise (improve socially):

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
This place has a beautiful rose garden and other attractions.
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Water casks used as ballast and passengers were positioned aft in an endeavour to refloat her as the tide rose, but without success.
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Western cookery today does not make much use of roses or rose water.
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A new rose window graced the choir loft.
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In (V), it is a rose placed in the head each time.
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A narrative about sacrifice and denial, it was modelled on the story of the rose.
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The combined figures for overweight and obese adults rose from 40.7% in 1990 to 58.4% in 2010.
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As it rose, the corals could then grow higher on the hills of the coastal plain.
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He initially rose to prominence in the 1980s.
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In 2003, a rose garden with 168 rosebushes of 56 varieties was added to the garden.
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