英语词汇“rise”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-天城网

rise | BrE rʌɪz, AmE raɪz | A. intransitive verb past tense rose past participle risen ① (move upwards) 上升 shàngshēng ▸ the aircraft rose from the ground 飞机从地面起飞 ② (appear over horizon) «sun, moon, star» 升起 shēngqǐ ▸ to rise over or above sth; 上升至某物上方 ③ (increase in level) «lake, sea» 上涨 shàngzhǎng ▸ the river level rose so high that the work had to be abandoned 河水上涨得太高，只好停工 ④ (slope upwards) «surface, road» 隆起 lóngqǐ ⑤ (tower) «tower, wall, peak» 矗立 chùlì ▸ the cliff rose above us 峭壁耸立在我们上方 ▸ to rise to a height of 2 metres 高达2米 ⑥ (be built) 被建起 bèi jiànqǐ ▸ an office block rose on the site of the old temple 老寺院旧址上建起了一座办公大楼 ⑦ formal (stand up) 站起来 zhàn qilai ▸ ‘all rise’ “全体起立” ▸ to rise from; 从…上站起来 ‹chair, floor› 从…旁站起来 cóng… páng zhàn qilai ‹desk, table›▸ to rise on tiptoe/to one's feet 踮着脚/站起身来 ▸ I rose to take my leave 我起身告辞 ⑧ formal (get out of bed) 起床 qǐchuáng ▸ rise and shine! humorous 赶快起床！ ⑨ formal (come to life again) 复活 fùhuó ▸ to rise from the dead 起死回生 ⑩ (mainly British) formal (adjourn) «committee, parliament» 闭会 bìhuì ; «court» 退庭 tuìtíng ⑪ (increase) «amount, value, volume, rate, cost of living, pressure» 增加 zēngjiā ; «price» 上涨 shàngzhǎng ; «level, standard, temperature» 提高 tígāo ; «inflation» 加剧 jiājù ▸ to rise in; 增加 zēngjiā ‹amount, value, volume, pressure› 提高 tígāo ‹level, standard, temperature, rate, price›▸ to rise to/above sth; 增加到/超出某数量 ⑫ (become louder) «sound» 变响 biànxiǎng ; (become higher in pitch) «sound» 提高 tígāo ▸ his voice rose to a shout 他提高嗓门喊起来 ▸ his voice rose in anger 他气得嗓门大了起来 ⑬ (blow stronger) 刮得更猛 guā de gèng měng ▸ the wind continued to rise 风力继续增强 ⑭ (intensify) «hopes, anger, frustration» 变得强烈 biàn de qiángliè ; «tension» 加剧 jiājù ; «pressure» 增大 zēngdà ⑮ (progress) «person» 更加成功 gèngjiā chénggōng ▸ to rise in the world 事业发达 ▸ to rise (from sth) to sth; （从某职位）升至 ‹director›▸ to rise to fame 成名 ▸ he rose from apprentice to manager 他从学徒步步晋升为经理 ▸ she rose from nothing to become a major Hollywood star 她从一个无名小卒成了好莱坞大明星 ⑯ Cooking «dough, bread» 发酵 fājiào ⑰ (stand on end) «hair, fur» 竖起 shùqǐ ⑱ (appear on skin) «bump, weal» 出现 chūxiàn ▸ blisters rose on his burned hand 他烧伤的手上起了水疱 ⑲ formal (with embarrassment) «colour» 涨红 zhànghóng ▸ she could feel her colour rising 她觉得自己脸红了 ⑳ (give higher reading) «barometer, glass, mercury» 读数升高 dúshù shēnggāo ㉑ Geography (have source) 发源 fāyuán ▸ to rise in; «river, stream» 发源于 ‹mountains, area›㉒ (be produced) «cry, cheer» 发出 fāchū ▸ a great shout rose from the crowd 人群中一声大喊㉓ formal (rebel) 起义 qǐyì ▸ to rise against sb/sth; 奋起反抗某人/某事物㉔ rising informal (approaching) 接近 jiējìn ▸ she was thirty-nine, rising forty 她39岁，快到40了 B. noun ① (increase) (in amount, number, rate, value, volume, cost of living) 增加 zēngjiā ; (in level, standard) 提高 tígāo ; (in price) 上涨 shàngzhǎng ; (in temperature, pressure) 升高 shēnggāo ; (in inflation) 加剧 jiājù ▸ a rise in sth; 某物的增加 ▸ a rise from sth to sth; 从某水平到某水平的增长 ▸ to be on the rise «crime, number» 在增加 «inflation» 在加剧 zài jiājù «prices» 在上涨 zài shàngzhǎng ② (increase in importance) (of person) 出头 chūtóu ; (of country, company, empire) 兴起 xīngqǐ ; (of doctrine, ideology) 发展 fāzhǎn ▸ the rise and fall of the Roman Empire 罗马帝国的兴衰 ▸ her rise to fame 她的成名 ▸ his rise through the ranks 他地位的上升 ③ British (increase in pay) 加薪 jiāxīn ▸ a rise in salary, a salary rise 加薪 jiāxīn ④ (upward movement) 上升 shàngshēng ; (of water, liquid, sea) 上涨 shàngzhǎng ▸ the rise and fall of his chest 他胸膛的起伏 ▸ a rise into/to sth; 进入/到某处的上升 ▸ we watched the balloon's slow rise into the air 我们看着气球缓缓升到了空中 ▸ the submarine's rise to the surface 潜艇浮出水面 ⑤ (hill) 小山 xiǎoshān ⑥ (slope) 坡 pō ▸ there's a slight rise in the road here 路这处有一个缓坡 ⑦ (source) 源头 yuántóu ▸ the river has its rise in … 这条河的源头在… ▸ to give rise to 招致 ‹rumour› 引起 yǐnqǐ ‹problem, emotion›PHRASAL VERBS rise above transitive verb [rise above sth] ① (not be hindered by) 不受…的影响 bù shòu… de yǐngxiǎng ‹misfortune, problems, background›② (be morally superior to) 摆脱 bǎituō ‹bitterness, jealousy, disagreements›③ (be better than) 超出 chāochū ‹standard, level›rise to transitive verb [rise to sth] ① (meet successfully) 能够应付 nénggòu yìngfù ‹occasion, task›▸ he was determined to rise to the challenge 他决心克服困难，迎接挑战 ② (react to) 对…作出反应 duì… zuòchū fǎnyìng ‹insult, provocation›▸ he didn't rise to my teasing 我戏弄他，他并未被激怒 rise up intransitive verb ① (move upwards) «aircraft, bird, ball, balloon» 上升 shàngshēng ; «steam, smoke» 升腾 shēngténg ② (tower, wall) 矗立 chùlì ▸ the mountains rise up on all sides 四周山峰高耸 ③ (be produced) «shout, cry» 发出 fāchū ▸ a tremendous cheer rose up from the audience 观众当中欢呼声雷动 ④ (rebel) «people, region» 奋起反抗 fènqǐ fǎnkàng ▸ to rise up in revolt or rebellion 起来造反

词汇	rise
释义	rise \| BrE rʌɪz, AmE raɪz \| A. intransitive verb past tense rose past participle risen ① (move upwards) 上升 shàngshēng ▸ the aircraft rose from the ground 飞机从地面起飞 ② (appear over horizon) «sun, moon, star» 升起 shēngqǐ ▸ to rise over or above sth; 上升至某物上方 ③ (increase in level) «lake, sea» 上涨 shàngzhǎng ▸ the river level rose so high that the work had to be abandoned 河水上涨得太高，只好停工 ④ (slope upwards) «surface, road» 隆起 lóngqǐ ⑤ (tower) «tower, wall, peak» 矗立 chùlì ▸ the cliff rose above us 峭壁耸立在我们上方 ▸ to rise to a height of 2 metres 高达2米 ⑥ (be built) 被建起 bèi jiànqǐ ▸ an office block rose on the site of the old temple 老寺院旧址上建起了一座办公大楼 ⑦ formal (stand up) 站起来 zhàn qilai ▸ ‘all rise’ “全体起立” ▸ to rise from; 从…上站起来 ‹chair, floor› 从…旁站起来 cóng… páng zhàn qilai ‹desk, table›▸ to rise on tiptoe/to one's feet 踮着脚/站起身来 ▸ I rose to take my leave 我起身告辞 ⑧ formal (get out of bed) 起床 qǐchuáng ▸ rise and shine! humorous 赶快起床！ ⑨ formal (come to life again) 复活 fùhuó ▸ to rise from the dead 起死回生 ⑩ (mainly British) formal (adjourn) «committee, parliament» 闭会 bìhuì ; «court» 退庭 tuìtíng ⑪ (increase) «amount, value, volume, rate, cost of living, pressure» 增加 zēngjiā ; «price» 上涨 shàngzhǎng ; «level, standard, temperature» 提高 tígāo ; «inflation» 加剧 jiājù ▸ to rise in; 增加 zēngjiā ‹amount, value, volume, pressure› 提高 tígāo ‹level, standard, temperature, rate, price›▸ to rise to/above sth; 增加到/超出某数量 ⑫ (become louder) «sound» 变响 biànxiǎng ; (become higher in pitch) «sound» 提高 tígāo ▸ his voice rose to a shout 他提高嗓门喊起来 ▸ his voice rose in anger 他气得嗓门大了起来 ⑬ (blow stronger) 刮得更猛 guā de gèng měng ▸ the wind continued to rise 风力继续增强 ⑭ (intensify) «hopes, anger, frustration» 变得强烈 biàn de qiángliè ; «tension» 加剧 jiājù ; «pressure» 增大 zēngdà ⑮ (progress) «person» 更加成功 gèngjiā chénggōng ▸ to rise in the world 事业发达 ▸ to rise (from sth) to sth; （从某职位）升至 ‹director›▸ to rise to fame 成名 ▸ he rose from apprentice to manager 他从学徒步步晋升为经理 ▸ she rose from nothing to become a major Hollywood star 她从一个无名小卒成了好莱坞大明星 ⑯ Cooking «dough, bread» 发酵 fājiào ⑰ (stand on end) «hair, fur» 竖起 shùqǐ ⑱ (appear on skin) «bump, weal» 出现 chūxiàn ▸ blisters rose on his burned hand 他烧伤的手上起了水疱 ⑲ formal (with embarrassment) «colour» 涨红 zhànghóng ▸ she could feel her colour rising 她觉得自己脸红了 ⑳ (give higher reading) «barometer, glass, mercury» 读数升高 dúshù shēnggāo ㉑ Geography (have source) 发源 fāyuán ▸ to rise in; «river, stream» 发源于 ‹mountains, area›㉒ (be produced) «cry, cheer» 发出 fāchū ▸ a great shout rose from the crowd 人群中一声大喊㉓ formal (rebel) 起义 qǐyì ▸ to rise against sb/sth; 奋起反抗某人/某事物㉔ rising informal (approaching) 接近 jiējìn ▸ she was thirty-nine, rising forty 她39岁，快到40了 B. noun ① (increase) (in amount, number, rate, value, volume, cost of living) 增加 zēngjiā ; (in level, standard) 提高 tígāo ; (in price) 上涨 shàngzhǎng ; (in temperature, pressure) 升高 shēnggāo ; (in inflation) 加剧 jiājù ▸ a rise in sth; 某物的增加 ▸ a rise from sth to sth; 从某水平到某水平的增长 ▸ to be on the rise «crime, number» 在增加 «inflation» 在加剧 zài jiājù «prices» 在上涨 zài shàngzhǎng ② (increase in importance) (of person) 出头 chūtóu ; (of country, company, empire) 兴起 xīngqǐ ; (of doctrine, ideology) 发展 fāzhǎn ▸ the rise and fall of the Roman Empire 罗马帝国的兴衰 ▸ her rise to fame 她的成名 ▸ his rise through the ranks 他地位的上升 ③ British (increase in pay) 加薪 jiāxīn ▸ a rise in salary, a salary rise 加薪 jiāxīn ④ (upward movement) 上升 shàngshēng ; (of water, liquid, sea) 上涨 shàngzhǎng ▸ the rise and fall of his chest 他胸膛的起伏 ▸ a rise into/to sth; 进入/到某处的上升 ▸ we watched the balloon's slow rise into the air 我们看着气球缓缓升到了空中 ▸ the submarine's rise to the surface 潜艇浮出水面 ⑤ (hill) 小山 xiǎoshān ⑥ (slope) 坡 pō ▸ there's a slight rise in the road here 路这处有一个缓坡 ⑦ (source) 源头 yuántóu ▸ the river has its rise in … 这条河的源头在… ▸ to give rise to 招致 ‹rumour› 引起 yǐnqǐ ‹problem, emotion›PHRASAL VERBS rise above transitive verb [rise above sth] ① (not be hindered by) 不受…的影响 bù shòu… de yǐngxiǎng ‹misfortune, problems, background›② (be morally superior to) 摆脱 bǎituō ‹bitterness, jealousy, disagreements›③ (be better than) 超出 chāochū ‹standard, level›rise to transitive verb [rise to sth] ① (meet successfully) 能够应付 nénggòu yìngfù ‹occasion, task›▸ he was determined to rise to the challenge 他决心克服困难，迎接挑战 ② (react to) 对…作出反应 duì… zuòchū fǎnyìng ‹insult, provocation›▸ he didn't rise to my teasing 我戏弄他，他并未被激怒 rise up intransitive verb ① (move upwards) «aircraft, bird, ball, balloon» 上升 shàngshēng ; «steam, smoke» 升腾 shēngténg ② (tower, wall) 矗立 chùlì ▸ the mountains rise up on all sides 四周山峰高耸 ③ (be produced) «shout, cry» 发出 fāchū ▸ a tremendous cheer rose up from the audience 观众当中欢呼声雷动 ④ (rebel) «people, region» 奋起反抗 fènqǐ fǎnkàng ▸ to rise up in revolt or rebellion 起来造反
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