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I . rise [raɪz] SAM.

1. rise (upward movement):

dvig m. spol
rise of the sun
rise of the sun
vzhod m. spol

2. rise (in fishing):

rise

3. rise GLAS.:

rise of a pitch, sound

4. rise (in society):

rise
rise to power

5. rise:

rise (hill)
vzpetina ž. spol
rise (in a road)
grbina ž. spol
rise (in a road)
vzpetina ž. spol

6. rise (height):

rise of an arch, step
višina ž. spol

7. rise (increase):

rise
rise
[pay] rise brit. angl.

II . rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. rise (ascend):

rise
vzpenjati se [dov. obl. vzpeti se]
rise curtain
dvigovati se [dov. obl. dvigniti se]

2. rise (become visible):

rise moon, sun
vzhajati [dov. obl. vziti]

3. rise voice:

rise
višati se [dov. obl. zvišati se]

4. rise (improve position):

rise
vzpenjati se [dov. obl. vzpeti se]
to rise to fame
to rise in sb's esteem

5. rise (from a chair):

rise
vstajati [dov. obl. vstati]
rise

6. rise (get out of bed):

rise
vstajati [dov. obl. vstati]

7. rise (be reborn):

rise

8. rise wind:

rise

9. rise (rebel):

to rise against sb/sth

10. rise (incline upwards):

rise ground
dvigati se [dov. obl. dvigniti se]
rise ground
vzpenjati se [dov. obl. vzpeti se]

11. rise GASTR.:

rise yeast, dough

12. rise:

rise (increase)
naraščati [dov. obl. narasti]
rise (in height) river, prices
dvigati se [dov. obl. dvigniti se]

13. rise of emotion:

rise
razvnemati [dov. obl. razvneti]

14. rise (become louder):

rise voice
dvigovati se [dov. obl. dvigniti se]

15. rise mood, spirits:

rise
boljšati se [dov. obl. izboljšati se]

16. rise barometer, thermometer:

rise
to rise to the bait
rise and shine!

rise above GLAG. nepreh. glag. to rise above sth

1. rise (protrude):

to rise above sth

2. rise (be superior to):

to rise above sth

rise up GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. rise (mutiny):

to rise up against

2. rise (be visible):

rise

3. rise (become present in mind):

rise
porajati se [dov. obl. poroditi se]
to rise up in sb's mind

ˈhigh-rise SAM.

ˈpay rise SAM., ˈpay raise SAM.

high-rise ˈbuild·ing SAM., high-rise ˈflats SAM.

high-rise building mn. brit. angl.:

stolpnica ž. spol
nebotičnik m. spol

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