arise

UK
/əˈraɪz/
US
/əˈraɪz/

Translations

ariseverb
arose
Past Simple
arisen
Past Participle
arising
Gerund
UK
/əˈraɪz/
US
/əˈraɪz/
découlerS'emploie surtout avec « de » pour exprimer l'origine ou la conséquence.
The problem arose from a misunderstanding between the team members.
Le problème a découlé d’un malentendu entre les membres de l’équipe.
As the sun arose, the sky was painted with hues of orange and pink.
Alors que le soleil s'élevait, le ciel se parait de teintes orange et roses.
se souleverAu sens de se rebeller ou protester.
The citizens arose against the oppressive regime.
Les citoyens se sont soulevés contre le régime oppressif.
A conflict arose between the two parties over the contract terms.
Un conflit est surgi entre les deux parties au sujet des termes du contrat.
se lever
She arose from her chair to greet the guests.
Elle s'est levée de sa chaise pour saluer les invités.
arisenoun
arises
pl
UK
/əˈraɪz/
US
/əˈraɪz/
Archaic or dialectal noun meaning an ascent or uprising.
soulèvementEmploi archaïque ou dialectal.
The chronicler recorded the peasants' arise against the crown.
Le chroniqueur a consigné le soulèvement des paysans contre la couronne.

Definitions

ariseverb
To get up from sitting, lying, or kneeling; to rise.
She arose from her chair to greet the guests.
To come into being or to happen; to occur.
A conflict arose between the two parties over the contract terms.
To result or proceed; to originate.
The problem arose from a misunderstanding between the team members.
To ascend or move upward.
As the sun arose, the sky was painted with hues of orange and pink.
To rise up in rebellion or protest; to revolt.
The citizens arose against the oppressive regime.
arisenoun
An act or instance of rising; a rise or uprising (archaic or dialectal).
The chronicler recorded the peasants' arise against the crown.