risen
word · lemma: rise
Definition
'Risen' is the past participle of 'rise,' meaning something has gone up, increased, or moved upward. It is often used with prices, numbers, or the sun.
Usage & Nuances
'Risen' is used with 'have' or 'has' for perfect tenses (e.g., 'has risen'). It is often confused with 'raised' (which means 'to lift something'); remember, 'rise' is intransitive (no direct object). Common with prices, levels, the sun, feelings.
Spanish: aumentado - ascendido - subidoPortuguese (BR): aumentado - subido - elevadoPortuguese (PT): aumentado - subido - elevadoChinese (Simplified): 上升了 - 增加了Chinese (Traditional): 上升了 - 增加了Hindi: बढ़ा है - उठ गया हैArabic: ارتفع - زادBengali: বৃদ্ধি হয়েছে - উঠেছেRussian: поднялся - выросJapanese: 上がったVietnamese: tăng lên - đã lênKorean: 올랐다Turkish: yükseldiUrdu: بڑھ گیا - بلند ہواIndonesian: naik - meningkat
Example Sentences
The price of milk has risen this year.
basic
The sun has risen above the mountains.
basic
Her confidence has risen since last year.
basic
Rent has risen so much that it's hard to find a place now.
natural
Tensions between the two countries have risen recently.
natural
Wow, your cake has really risen in the oven!
natural