arise in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for arise in the English»French Dictionary

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

1. arise (occur):

arise problem:

survenir (out of du fait de)

to arise from sth

émaner de qc

if it arises that …

s'il se trouve que …

if the need arises

si le besoin se fait sentir

she solves problems as they arise

elle règle les problèmes à mesure qu'ils surviennent

the question arises whether

la question se pose de savoir si

2. arise (be the result of):

arise

résulter (from de)

matters arising

questions soulevées par le rapport

3. arise (stand):

arise archaic

se lever

4. arise (rebel):

arise archaic

se soulever (against contre)

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should the occasion arise

le cas échéant, si l'occasion se présente

should the opportunity arise

si l'occasion se présente

Translations for arise in the French»English Dictionary

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survenir difficulté, problème, conflit:

to arise

s'il survient un problème

should any problem arise

naître soupçon, doute:

to arise

naître de fusion, désir

to arise out of

se représenter occasion:

to arise again

‘lève-toi et marche’

‘arise, take up thy bed and walk’

se poser problème, cas, question:

to arise

se présenter occasion, difficulté, problème:

to arise, to present itself

arise in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for arise in the English»French Dictionary

arise <arose, -n> [əˈraɪz] VB intr

1. arise (come about):

arise

se produire

arise difficulty

surgir

arise doubt

apparaître

to arise from

provenir de

2. arise form (get up):

arise

se lever

Translations for arise in the French»English Dictionary

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survenir complications

to arise

provenir de qc idée, sentiment

to arise from

être issu de qc

to arise from sth

naître crainte, désir, soupçon, difficulté

to arise

se manifester

to arise

apparaître difficulté, idée, vérité

to arise

résulter d'un conflit/d'une situation/réunion/discussion

to arise from a conflict/situation/meeting/discussion

s'élever discussion, doutes

to arise

se poser question, difficulté, problème

to arise

arise Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to arise from

provenir de

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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

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

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More problems arise and the love triangle intensifies.

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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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As the animals mature, diverticula arise on the tubes of these organs, which develop either spermatozoa or ova.

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The prince would arise from it a man.

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Many new large word squares and new species have arisen recently.

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It takes on an inactive state and waits for the supportive conditionslike proper time, place, and environmentto arise for it to manifest and produce effects.

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Officers are expected to respond to a variety of situations that may arise while they are on duty.

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