rise in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.rise [Am raɪz, Brit rʌɪz] N

II.rise <pt rose, pp risen [ˈrɪzn]> [Am raɪz, Brit rʌɪz] VB intr

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1.1. rise (come, go up):

rise water/tide/level:
subir
rise smoke/aircraft/balloon:
subir
rise smoke/aircraft/balloon:
elevarse form
rise mist:
levantarse
rise sun/moon:
salir
rise dough:
crecer
rise dough:
subir
rise cake:
subir
the curtain rises at eight o'clock
la función empieza a las ocho
the curtain rises on a Paris street scene
cuando se levanta el telón, estamos en una calle de París
leave the dough to rise
dejar crecer or subir la masa
his eyebrows rose in astonishment
arqueó or enarcó las cejas asombrado
a few eyebrows rose when …
más de uno se mostró sorprendido cuando …
the fish weren't rising
los peces no picaban
to rise to the surface
salir or subir a la superficie
their anger now rose to the surface
entonces afloró su ira
the color rose to her cheeks
se le subieron los colores
the color rose to her cheeks
se ruborizó

1.2. rise (increase):

rise price/temperature/pressure:
subir
rise price/temperature/pressure:
aumentar
rise wage:
aumentar
rise number/amount:
aumentar
rise tension/anger:
crecer
rise tension/anger:
aumentar
the price has risen by $200/by 8%
el precio ha subido or aumentado 200 dólares/en un 8%
the euro rose slightly against the dollar
el euro subió ligeramente en relación con el dólar
to rise in price
subir or aumentar de precio
the property has risen in value
la propiedad se ha (re)valorizado
the level of violence has risen dramatically
ha habido una escalada de violencia
a feeling of rage rose (up) within him
lo invadió la ira
the wind was rising
el viento estaba arreciando

I.high-rise [Am ˈhaɪˌraɪz, Brit ˈhʌɪrʌɪz] N esp Am

II.high-rise [Am ˈhaɪˌraɪz, Brit ˈhʌɪrʌɪz] ADJ attr

rise above VB [Am raɪz -, Brit rʌɪz -] (v + prep + o)

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rise to VB [Am raɪz -, Brit rʌɪz -] (v + prep + o)

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rise up VB [Am raɪz -, Brit rʌɪz -] (v + adv) (revolt)

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low-rise [Am ˈloʊraɪz, Brit ˌləʊˈrʌɪz] ADJ

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rise in the PONS Dictionary

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I.rise [raɪz] rose, risen N no pl

II.rise [raɪz] rose, risen VB intr

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high-rise building N, high-rise flats N pl

pay raise N Am, pay rise N Brit, Aus

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rise Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fall/rise in sb's esteem
perder/ganarse la estima de alguien
to be on the rise
ir en aumento
to get [or take] a rise out of sb
burlarse de alguien
to rise to the occasion
estar a la altura de las circunstancias
to rise in revolt against sb/sth
alzarse contra alguien/algo
to rise to giddy heights fig
encumbrarse hasta el puesto más alto
the events that gave rise to the fire
los hechos que causaron el incendio
the university buildings rise up over there
allí se alza la universidad
to rise to the top of the company
encaramarse a lo más alto de la empresa
to give rise to a scandal
dar lugar a un escándalo
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During the wintertime, the minimum temperature can go below 5 while the maximum temperature can rise as high as 16.
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When the clowder's laundry is being done, they claim the smell coming from the facility's furnace and dryer vents rise into their bathroom window.
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Most housing is traditional, 1960s terraced houses, but there have also been rows of flats with communal stairways, demolished in the 1980s, and several blocks of high-rise flats.
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Additionally, most economists agree that this tax shelter increases individual demand for health insurance, leading some to claim that it is largely responsible for the rise in health care spending.
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For he, drawing you out of nonbeing into life, will bring on death, and will make you rise up to him.
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A 13-story high-rise building was constructed in 1966 and served as housing for the elderly.
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He pointed to workers' savings and pent-up demand, and predicted a huge jump in national income and a rise in standard of living.
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On this day and the next, the ocean experienced a neap tide, and failed to rise.
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They held that employers withholding a pay rise from employees was not action short of dismissal.
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And yet, even the rise of the bankers is not the only or the surest indication that centralization is culminating.
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