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rising *

Adjektiv

wschodzący

It is an early rising town where people don't like to get home too late.

These graves tell the story of the Rising day by day.

Ball was a Rising Star nominee in his debut season of 2003.

No more rising early in the morning.

"It now is the fastest rising killer drug."

Which is what makes the "Rising Sun" costumes so unusual: they're contemporary.

They both knew how many deaths the Rising Phoenix had brought to David's job.

Its rising international visibility notwithstanding, Gerdau remains very much a family company.

He played 2 games that year and the following year received a Rising Star nomination.

The need to control software fault is one of the most rising challenges facing software industries today.

Here he joined and recorded with the 'Rising Stars'.

Walker earned a Rising Star Award nomination for that performance.

He has been named a "Rising Star" in the Republican Party.

It was not until 1996, when he won a Rising Star nomination, that he became an important player at the club.

Harry wheeled to cover the rising killer.

It was recorded live over several German and Japanese dates in late 1976 during the Rising world tour.

Homage to the sons of the "Rising Sun", who settled there dedicating themselves to agriculture.

For the third year, Caramoor has a "Rising Stars" program.

Greene, a hard running player, got a regular game late in the 2001 season and received a Rising Star nomination in the final round.

In 1991, she was voted a Rising Star by Campaigns and Elections magazine.

The song was finally recorded again in Atlanta during the Rising sessions and was released on that album.

It was late, and this was an early rising town, so it was early to bed.

The announcement appeared to signal an end to the rising German rates that have stifled economic recovery in other European nations.

It was merely a rehearsal for your coming marriage to the woman for which Rising Moon stood in lieu.

Down Beat magazine named her the "Rising Star" for flautists in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009.

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Substantiv

powstanie, rebelia BrE
podnoszenie, wzrost, rozwój
zamknięcie (np. obrad)
wschód (słońca, księżyca)
powstanie (zbrojne), bunt BrE
podniesienie się, powstanie (z pozycji siedzącej)
wzrastanie (np. ceny)
wzbijanie, wznoszenie (np. w powietrze)
wstanie, powstanie formal
urośnięcie (np. w siłę albo do pozycji kogoś)
rośnięcie, wzbijanie się (bycie wysokim)
unoszenie się (o głosie)
wschodzenie (o słońcu, księżycu)
rośnięcie (np. gniew, smutek)
powstanie (przeciwko czemuś)
rośnięcie (o cieście)
wstawanie z łóżka literary
wstawanie z martwych
kończenie posiedzenia
nabieranie na sile formal
branie początku literary

With the rising of the east makes one think, where will we be in 10 years time?

She should have known it from the first rising of the wind.

He was watching for the rising of the old moon.

He seemed to be looking down into the ocean, as a man looks for the rising of fish.

Was this to be a full rising of the slaves, then?

It would be inevitable, like the rising of water in a well.

With the rising of the sun he was out, dead to the world until the first moment after dusk.

By that I mean the long-term rising of the anger.

She might as well try to ignore the rising of the moon.

This led to the final rising of his sons against him.

He'd had an early rising and he might not be completely recovered from his fall.

The smile that spread across her face was like the rising of the sun.

Actors were not known for their habit of early rising.

Her fever had broken with the rising of the sun.

The rising of the sun setting is used as a metaphor for human life.

Some of the Democrats' rising, younger stars were in the same boat.

We are come with the rising of the day.

We have seen similar mass risings before, on left and right.

The men cheered, for a late rising was like a holiday.

Now there was only twilight between the setting and the rising of the sun.

Existing economic activity did not fall, on the contrary rising.

But it's not the only time; you can fold in ingredients before the second rising.

And the night until the rising of the sun was a very long night.

She found his arms and swooned away just at the rising of the day.

What has all this to do with Taunton town and the rising of 1685?

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rise *****

Verb

Unregelmäßige Formen: rose past tense

, risen past participle

wzrastać (np. cena) [INTRANSITIVE]
The temperature outside will rise a little bit later on. (Temperatura na zewnątrz trochę wzrośnie później.)

Petrol price has risen again. (Cena paliwa znowu wzrosła.)

Antonyme: fall away, fall back, fall off
wzbierać, wznosić się (np. w powietrze) [INTRANSITIVE]
The balloon rose into the air. (Balonik wzniósł się w powietrze.)

I had a dream I rose to the air. (Miałem sen, że wznosiłem się w powietrze.)
wstawać, powstać formal [INTRANSITIVE]
All rise, please. (Proszę powstać.)

You have to rise when the Queen enters. (Musicie wstać, kiedy wchodzi Królowa.)
rosnąć (np. w siłę albo do pozycji kogoś) [INTRANSITIVE]
Nobody expected him to rise in power so quickly. (Nikt sie nie spodziewał, że on tak szybko urośnie w siłę.)

After returning from Afghanistan, he rose to the rank of a hero. (Po powrocie z Afganistanu, on urósł do rangi bohatera.)
rosnąć, wzbijać się (być wysokim) [INTRANSITIVE]
The skyscraper rises above the clouds. (Wieżowiec wzbija się ponad chmury.)

That tree will rise above your house in three years. (To drzewo wzbije się ponad twój dom za trzy lata.)

The sun rose above the top edge of the forest. (Słońce wzbiło się ponad szczytem lasu.)
unosić się (o głosie) [INTRANSITIVE]
His voice rose when he noticed that I didn't listen to him. (Jego głos uniósł się, kiedy zauważył, że go nie słuchałam.)
wschodzić (o słońcu, księżycu) [INTRANSITIVE]
In the summer, the sun rises early. (Latem słońce wcześnie wschodzi.)

The moon will rise at eight today. (Księżyc wzejdzie dziś o ósmej.)

The Sun rises in the east. (Słońce wstaje na wschodzie.)

Synonym: come up

Antonym: sink
rosnąć (np. gniew, smutek) [INTRANSITIVE]
Her anger began to rise as she heard the news. (Jej gniew zaczął rosnąć kiedy usłyszała wieści.)

Her sadness rose with every day. (Jej smutek rósł z każdym dniem.)
powstać (przeciwko czemuś) [INTRANSITIVE]
All women should rise against inequality and discrimination. (Wszystkie kobiety powinny powstać przeciwko nierówności i dyskryminacji.)

We need to rise against our oppressors! (Musimy powstać przeciwko naszym ciemiężcom!)
rosnąć (o cieście) [INTRANSITIVE]
Pizza dough needs to rise for nearly an hour. (Ciasto na pizzę musi rosnąć przez prawie godzinę.)

Leave the dough to rise for thirty minutes. (Zostaw ciasto żeby wyrosło przez trzydzieści minut.)
wstawać z łóżka literary [INTRANSITIVE]
It's time to rise, you can't sleep all day. (Czas wstać z łóżka, nie możesz spać cały dzień.)

I like to rise at 6 o'clock everyday. (Lubię codziennie wstawać z łóżka o 6.)
wstawać z martwych [INTRANSITIVE]
On the third day, Jesus rose from the dead. (Trzeciego dnia Jezus wstał z martwych.)

I watched a film about a man who rises and becomes a zombie. (Oglądałem film o mężczyźnie, który wstaje z martwych i zostaje zombie.)
kończyć posiedzenie [INTRANSITIVE]
We have to rise, I have an important meeting in an hour. (Musimy zakończyć posiedzenie, mam za godzinę ważne spotkanie.)

They found a solution for the problem so they decided to rise. (Znaleźli rozwiązanie problemu, więc postanowili zakończyć posiedzenie.)

The committee rose after having resolved this problem. (Komisja zakończyła posiedzenie po tym, jak rozwiązała ten problem.)
nabierać na sile formal [INTRANSITIVE]
The rain is rising, we have to stay inside. (Deszcz nabiera na sile, musimy zostać w środku.)

You have to eat healthy to rise and win that fight. (Musisz jeść zdrowo, żeby nabrać na sile i wygrać tę walkę.)
brać początek literary [INTRANSITIVE]
My interests rise in my father's job. (Moje zainteresowania biorą początek w pracy mojego ojca.)

Does this fear rise from the past? (Czy ten strach bierze początek w przeszłości?)

Her reluctance towards men rises from bad childhood experiences. (Jej niechęć wobec mężczyzn bierze się ze złych doświadczeń z dzieciństwa.)

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Substantiv

wzrost (zwiększenie się czegoś) [COUNTABLE]
The rise in oil prices didn't have much impact on this. (Wzrost ceny oleju nie miał na to dużego wpływu.)

There has been a huge rise of unemployment recently. (W ostatnim czasie nastąpił ogromny wzrost bezrobocia.)
wzniesienie się, dojście (np. do władzy) [SINGULAR]
This was the decisive step towards his rise to a high office. (To był decydujący krok w kierunku jego dojścia do wysokiego stanowiska.)
wzniesienie, pagórek [SINGULAR]
There is a small rise behind my house. (Za moim domem jest mały pagórek.)

When they came to the top of a little rise, they stopped. (Kiedy dotarli na szczyt pagórka, zatrzymali się.)
wzwód slang

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rise to something **

Verb mit Präposition

odnieść się do czegoś, odpowiedzieć na coś
Can you rise to my question? (Czy możesz odpowiedzieć na moje pytanie?)

In your essay you should rise to the opinion of an expert. (W swoim eseju powinieneś odnieść się do opinii eksperta.)

He rose to the issue of poverty. (On odniósł się do problemu ubóstwa.)

Phrasal Verbs