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The meaning (definition) of the word rise

to move slowly upward to a higher place

The word rise used in a sentence

“Smoke began to rise from the campfire into the night sky.”

Words that mean the same as rise (synonyms)

go up

Words that mean the opposite of rise (antonyms)

fall

How the word rise is said around the world

Frenchs'élever (say-luh-VAY)
Spanishelevar (ay-lay-VAHR)
Mandarin上升 (shahng shuhng)
Hindiउठना (UUT-nah)
Arabicيعلو (eyeloo)
Russianподниматься (pahd-nee-MAHT-syah)
Portuguese (EU)ascender (uh-sayng-DAYR)
Portuguese (BR)ascender (ah-sayng-DAYR)
Japanese上昇する (joh-SHOH su-ru)
Germanerheben (er-HAY-buhn)
Urduاٹھنا (UUT-nah)
Punjabiਚੜ੍ਹਨਾ (KYUR-huh-nah)
Korean떠오르다 (ttuh-oh-REU-dah)
Hebrewלַעֲלוֹת (lahloht)
Greekανεβαίνω (ah-neh-VEH-noh)
Dutchstijgen (STAY-khuhn)
Tagalogtumaas (too-MAH-s)
Vietnamesetăng lên (tahng layn)
Turkishyükselmek (yerk-sal-MEK)
Persianبالا رفتن (bah-LAH raf-TAN)
Polishunosić się (oo-NOH-sheech SHEH)
Ukrainianпіднятися (peed-NYAH-tee-syah)
Bengaliউত্থান (OOT-tahn)
Swedishstiga (STEE-gah)
Italiansalire (sah-LEE-ray)

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rise - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids