rises
word · lemma: rise
/ˈɹaɪzəz/
RY-zuhz
/ɹˈaɪzɪz/
RY-ziz
Definition
Third person singular of 'rise'; means to move upward, increase in level or amount, or become higher. It can refer to physical movement, numbers, or abstract things like the sun or prices.
Usage & Nuances
'Rises' is the present simple for he/she/it. Common with subjects like 'sun rises', 'temperature rises', or 'price rises'. Often used in news, science, or formal speech. Don't confuse 'rises' (goes up) with 'raises' (causes to rise).
Spanish: sube - se eleva - asciendePortuguese (BR): sobe - aumenta - se elevaPortuguese (PT): sobe - aumenta - eleva-seChinese (Simplified): 上升 - 升起 - 增加Chinese (Traditional): 上升 - 升起 - 增加Hindi: बढ़ता है - उठता हैArabic: يرتفع - يصعد - يزدادBengali: উঠে - বাড়েRussian: поднимается - возрастаетJapanese: 上がる - 昇るVietnamese: tăng lên - dâng lênKorean: 오른다 - 상승한다Turkish: yükselir - artarUrdu: اُبھرتا ہے - بڑھتا ہےIndonesian: naik - meningkat
Example Sentences
The sun rises in the east.
basic
The price of milk rises every year.
basic
Smoke rises from the chimney.
basic
Interest in the new product rises with every advertisement.
natural
As the music rises, the crowd gets excited.
natural
She always rises early to start her day.
natural