arise
word
/ɝˈaɪz/
uh-RYZ
/ɐɹˈaɪz/
uh-RYZ
Definition
To begin to exist or happen, especially unexpectedly or as a result of a situation. Also means to get up, but this usage is rare and formal.
Usage & Nuances
'Arise' is formal; it's mostly used in writing or formal speech. Common in 'problems arise', 'when the need arises', or 'should the opportunity arise'. In conversation, 'come up', 'happen', or 'get up' are used more.
Spanish: surgir - aparecer - levantarse (formar) Portuguese (BR): surgir - aparecer - levantar-se (formal)Portuguese (PT): surgir - aparecer - levantar-se (formal)Chinese (Simplified): 出现 - 产生 (正式用法)Chinese (Traditional): 出現 - 產生 (正式用法)Hindi: उत्पन्न होना - उत्पन्न होना (औपचारिक)Arabic: يظهر - ينشأ (رسمي)Bengali: উত্পন্ন হওয়া - দেখা দেওয়া - সৃষ্টি হওয়াRussian: возникать - появлятьсяJapanese: 生じる - 発生するVietnamese: phát sinh - nảy sinhKorean: 발생하다 - 생기다Turkish: ortaya çıkmak - meydana gelmekUrdu: پیدا ہونا - ابھرناIndonesian: muncul - timbul
Example Sentences
If any problems arise, let me know.
basic
New opportunities can arise at any time.
basic
Questions often arise during the class.
basic
A conflict may arise when people misunderstand each other.
natural
Should the need arise, we can change our plans.
natural
Many challenges arise as a company grows.
natural