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A2  rise  yükselmek, artmak, tırmanışa geçmek

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verb  /raɪz   / verb [intransitive] (past tense rose /rəʊz   /; past participle risen /ˈrɪzn   /) rise (verb)
 /raɪz  
/ verb [intransitive] (past tense rose /rəʊz   /; past participle risen /ˈrɪzn   /)
 
MOVE UPWARDS 
1 to
move upwards; to become higher, stronger or to increase
yükselmek, artmak,
tırmanışa geçmek
 Smoke was rising from the chimney.
 Her voice rose in anger.
 Do you think inflation will continue to
rise?
 The temperature has risen to nearly forty
degrees.
OPPOSITE FALL1
Rise ya da raise? Rise,
nesne almaz. Rise, yukarı doğru bir hareketlenme bildirir:
 The helicopter rose into the air.
 The river has risen (by) several metres.
Rise ayrıca 'artmak'
anlamına da gelir:
 Prices are always rising.
Raise ise kendisinden sonra
bir nesne alır. Bir şeyi kaldırmayı ya da artırmayı ifade eder:
 He raised his head from the pillow.
 Shops are always raising prices. 
GET UP 
2 (written)
to get up from a
chair, bed, etc.
 (sandalyeden, yataktan vb.) kalkmak
 The audience rose and applauded the
singers.
 They rose at dawn in order to be in London
by eight.
SUN/MOON 
3 to
appear above the horizon (= the line where the earth meets the
sky)
 (güneş, ay) doğmak
 The sun rises in the east and sets in the
west.
OPPOSITE SET1
BECOME POWERFUL 
4 to
become more successful, powerful, important, etc.
yükselmek, ilerlemek
 He rose through the ranks to become
the company director.
 She rose to power in the 90s.
COME FROM 
5 to
come from
gelmek, yükselmek
 Shouts of protest rose from the crowd.
FIGHT 
6 
 rise (up) (against sb/sth)
to start fighting
against your ruler, government, etc.
başkaldırmak
 The people were afraid to rise up against
the dictator.
BE SEEN 
7 to
be seen above or higher than sth else
yükselmek
 A range of mountains rose in the distance.
IDIOMS
an
early riser
a person who usually
gets up early in the morning
erken
kalkan kimse
rise
to the occasion, challenge, task, etc.
to show that you are
able to deal with a problem, etc. successfully
başa
çıkmak, üstesinden gelmek
 Do you think she will rise to the demands
of the job?

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	rise
IPA	/raɪz / verb [intransitive] (past tense rose /rəʊz /; past participle risen /ˈrɪzn /)
Back	yükselmek, artmak, tırmanışa geçmek
Back 2	rise (verb) /raɪz / verb [intransitive] (past tense rose /rəʊz /; past participle risen /ˈrɪzn /) MOVE UPWARDS 1 to move upwards; to become higher, stronger or to increase yükselmek, artmak, tırmanışa geçmek Smoke was rising from the chimney. Her voice rose in anger. Do you think inflation will continue to rise? The temperature has risen to nearly forty degrees. *OPPOSITE* FALL1 Rise ya da raise? Rise, nesne almaz. Rise, yukarı doğru bir hareketlenme bildirir: The helicopter rose into the air. The river has risen (by) several metres. Rise ayrıca 'artmak' anlamına da gelir: Prices are always rising. Raise ise kendisinden sonra bir nesne alır. Bir şeyi kaldırmayı ya da artırmayı ifade eder: He raised his head from the pillow. Shops are always raising prices. GET UP 2 (written) to get up from a chair, bed, etc. (sandalyeden, yataktan vb.) kalkmak The audience rose and applauded the singers. They rose at dawn in order to be in London by eight. SUN/MOON 3 to appear above the horizon (= the line where the earth meets the sky) (güneş, ay) doğmak The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. *OPPOSITE* SET1 BECOME POWERFUL 4 to become more successful, powerful, important, etc. yükselmek, ilerlemek He rose through the ranks* to become the company director.* She rose to power* in the 90s.* COME FROM 5 to come from gelmek, yükselmek Shouts of protest rose from the crowd. FIGHT 6 rise (up) (against sb/sth) to start fighting against your ruler, government, etc. başkaldırmak The people were afraid to rise up against the dictator. BE SEEN 7 to be seen above or higher than sth else yükselmek A range of mountains rose in the distance. IDIOMS an early riser a person who usually gets up early in the morning erken kalkan kimse rise to the occasion, challenge, task, etc. to show that you are able to deal with a problem, etc. successfully başa çıkmak, üstesinden gelmek Do you think she will rise to the demands of the job?

Rose Rise Yükselmek Past Risen Verb Da Bir

rise (verb)