rise

Derived from Old English 'rīsan', meaning 'to move upward'.

NOUN (1)
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aumento formal / asenso formal / subida / concepto de aumento untranslatable (No hay un equivalente directo; implica un concepto más amplio.)
Synonyms increase formal , ascent formal , climb
Antonyms decline

A noun referring to an upward movement, an increase in quantity, amount, or level. It can also refer to the general concept or act of something becoming higher or greater, encompassing a broad idea of augmentation or progression.

plural
rises
  • There has been a significant rise in temperatures this week. — An increase in temperature.
  • The rise of the sun signals the start of a new day. — The upward movement of the sun.
  • She noted a slow but steady rise in her confidence over time. — An increase in confidence.
  • The economic rise of the country transformed society over decades. — The overall process of economic growth or development.
register: formal
VERB (1)
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ascender / elevar formal / subir
Synonyms ascend , elevate formal , climb
Antonyms lower

To move upwards; to increase in quantity, amount, or level; to get up from a lying, sitting, or kneeling position.

irregular note only if irregular
past present_participle
rose rising
  • The sun began to rise above the horizon. — To move upwards.
  • Prices are expected to rise next quarter due to inflation. — To increase.
  • He had to rise early for his flight. — To get up from bed or a seated position.
register: formal