Rise to your feet Meaning in English
expression
RYZ tuh YOR feet
RYZ too YAW feet
Definition
To stand up from a sitting or lying position.
Usage & Nuances
Polite, slightly formal or descriptive; often used in instructions, ceremonies, or storytelling. Commonly appears as 'please rise to your feet'. Less colloquial than 'stand up', which is more direct.
Spanish: ponerse de pie - levantarsePortuguese (BR): levantar-se - ficar em péPortuguese (PT): levantar-se - pôr-se de péChinese (Simplified): 站起来Chinese (Traditional): 站起來Hindi: अपने पैरों पर खड़े होनाArabic: قِف على قدميكBengali: পায়ে দাঁড়ানোRussian: встать на ноги - подняться на ногиJapanese: 立ち上がるVietnamese: đứng dậyKorean: 일어나다Turkish: ayağa kalkmakUrdu: اپنے پاؤں پر کھڑا ہوناIndonesian: berdiri
Example Sentences
Everyone, please rise to your feet for the national anthem.
basic
When the teacher entered, the students rose to their feet.
basic
He hurt his leg but managed to rise to his feet again.
basic
The crowd rose to their feet and cheered as the team scored.
natural
She took a deep breath and rose to her feet to give her speech.
natural
It took all his strength to rise to his feet after falling down.
natural