Rise from Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɹaɪz/ /ˈfɹəm

RYZ-frum

UK

ɹˈaɪz/ /fɹˈɒm

ryz-FROM

Definición

To move upward or get up from a place or situation, either physically (such as standing up from a chair) or in a figurative sense (such as improving after difficulties or starting from a lower position).

Uso & Matices

'Rise from' is used literally (physically getting up) and figuratively (overcoming challenges, starting from a lower status). Often appears in phrases like 'rise from the ashes'. Not the same as 'raise from' (which means to lift something). Usually more formal or descriptive, not for quick actions.

• Spanish: surgir de - levantarse de
• Portuguese (BR): surgir de - levantar-se de
• Portuguese (PT): surgir de - levantar-se de
• Chinese (Simplified): 从…中崛起 - 从…中站起来
• Chinese (Traditional): 從…中崛起 - 從…中站起來
• Hindi: से उठना - से उभरना
• Arabic: ينهض من - يخرج من
• Bengali: উঠে আসা - থেকে উঠে দাঁড়ানো
• Russian: встать из - подняться из
• Japanese: ～から立ち上がる - ～から復活する
• Vietnamese: vươn lên từ - đứng dậy từ
• Korean: ~에서 일어나다 - ~에서 벗어나다
• Turkish: -den yükselmek - -den kalkmak
• Urdu: سے ابھرنا - سے اٹھنا
• Indonesian: bangkit dari - naik dari

Oraciones de Ejemplo

The bird will rise from its nest every morning.

basic

She managed to rise from her seat after the meeting.

basic

Plants rise from the soil in spring.

basic

He was able to rise from poverty and become successful.

natural

Just like a phoenix, she managed to rise from the ashes.

natural

After many failures, the company finally managed to rise from bankruptcy.

natural