rise

to move upwards from a lower position to a higher one

subir, elevarse

• rise up

Collocations the sun rises · smoke rising from the chimney

• The smoke rose slowly into the sky.

  El humo subió lentamente al cielo.

to become active or start to happen

empezar, surgir

• rise up

Collocations protests rose up · a new trend has risen

• Protests have risen across the country.

  Las protestas han surgido en todo el país.

to increase in amount or level

aumentar, subir

• rise to a certain level

Collocations prices have risen · the temperature rose

• The price of oil has risen sharply.

  El precio del petróleo ha subido bruscamente.

to get out of bed in the morning

levantarse, despertar

• rise early

Collocations rise at dawn · rise late

• I usually rise at 6 AM.

  Me levanto a las 6 de la mañana.

to become important or powerful in society

emergir, surgir

• rise to power

Collocations a new leader has risen · the party rose in popularity

• A new political movement has risen.

  Ha surgido un nuevo movimiento político.

to appear or come into view

aparecer, surgir

• rise above

Collocations the moon rose above the horizon · a tower rises above the city

• The full moon rose above the horizon.

  La luna llena apareció sobre el horizonte.

to become more active or noticeable in a particular area of activity

emergir, surgir

• rise to prominence

Collocations a new artist has risen in the music scene · the issue rose to public attention

• The issue of climate change has risen to public attention.

  El tema del cambio climático ha surgido en la atención pública.

to become more powerful or influential in a particular area of activity

emergir, surgir

• rise to power

Collocations a new political party has risen to power · the company rose to prominence in the market

• The company rose to prominence in the market.

  La empresa emergió en la prominencia del mercado.