arise

🇺🇸 /əˈraɪz/ 🇬🇧 /əˈraɪz/
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Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-C1
intransitive verb
B2

To come into being or occur.

New opportunities may arise from this situation.

R

To result from a particular action or situation.

Problems may arise from this decision.

R

To begin to exist or develop.

A new trend has arisen in the fashion industry.

R

To get out of bed or to stand up.

He arose early to catch the train.

R

To come together in protest or to fight for a cause.

The citizens arose in protest against the new law.

R

To start to be seen as one approaches.

The mountain arose before us as we drove.

translation

vi. To come into being or occur.; To result from a particular action or situation.; To begin to exist or develop.; To get out of bed or to stand up.; To come together in protest or to fight for a cause.; To start to be seen as one approaches.

Word Forms

3rd Present arises
Past arose
Perfect arisen
Progressive arising