Rise in Meaning in English
expression
ˈɹaɪz/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
RYZ-in
ɹˈaɪz/ /ˈɪn
RYZ-in
Definition
An expression used to describe when the level or amount of something becomes higher, such as prices, temperature, or numbers.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used before a noun: 'rise in prices', 'rise in demand'. Formal or neutral, common in news and reports. Don't use alone as a verb—always pair with what is increasing.
Spanish: aumento de - subida dePortuguese (BR): aumento de - subida emPortuguese (PT): aumento de - subida deChinese (Simplified): ……的增加 - ……的上升Chinese (Traditional): ……的增加 - ……的上升Hindi: में वृद्धि - में इज़ाफ़ाArabic: زيادة في - ارتفاع فيBengali: বৃদ্ধি - বাড়তি (পরিমাণে)Russian: ростJapanese: 増加Vietnamese: sự gia tăngKorean: 증가Turkish: artışUrdu: اضافہIndonesian: kenaikan - peningkatan
Example Sentences
There has been a rise in food prices this year.
basic
A rise in temperature can be dangerous for some animals.
basic
Doctors worry about the rise in heart disease.
basic
We’ve seen a huge rise in online shopping since last year.
natural
Is there a rise in complaints from customers lately?
natural
Experts say the rise in fuel costs is affecting everyone.
natural