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u rečniku PONS

I. rose1 [rəʊz, Am roʊz] N

1. rose:

rose (flower)
Rose f <-, -n>
rose (bush)
rose (tree)

2. rose (nozzle):

rose
Brause f <-, -n>

3. rose no pl (colour):

rose
Rosa nt <-s, -s>
rose
Rosenrot nt liter

4. rose usu pl (complexion):

rose

Phrases:

II. rose1 [rəʊz, Am roʊz] ADJ inv

rose

III. rose1 [rəʊz, Am roʊz] VB trans liter

to rose sb's cheeks

rose2 [rəʊz, Am roʊz] VB

rose pt of rise

I. rise [raɪz] N

1. rise (upward movement):

rise of theatre curtain
Hochgehen nt kein pl
rise of theatre curtain
Heben nt kein pl
rise of the sun
Aufgehen nt kein pl

2. rise (in fishing):

Steigen nt kein pl

3. rise MUS:

rise of a pitch, sound
Erhöhung f <-, -en>

4. rise (in society):

Aufstieg m <-(e)s, -e>

5. rise:

Anhöhe f <-, -n>
Erhebung f <-, -en>

6. rise of an arch, incline, step:

Höhe f <-, -n>
Schritt m <-(e)s, -e>

7. rise (increase):

Anstieg m <-(e)s> kein pl
Steigen nt kein pl
[pay] rise Brit
Gehaltserhöhung f <-, -en>
[pay] rise Brit
Lohnerhöhung f <-, -en>
Temperaturanstieg m <-(e)s, -e>
Kostenanstieg m <-(e)s> kein pl
Umsatzzunahme f <-, -n>

8. rise (origin):

rise of a brook
Ursprung m <-s, -sprünge>

Phrases:

to get [or take] a rise out of sb inf
Anlass zu etw acc geben

II. rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] VB intr

1. rise (ascend):

steigen <steigt, stieg, gestiegen>
rise curtain
rise curtain

2. rise (become visible):

rise moon, sun

3. rise (move towards water surface):

rise fish

4. rise (become higher in pitch):

rise voice

5. rise (improve position):

6. rise (from a chair):

LAW all rise

7. rise (get out of bed):

8. rise esp Brit form (adjourn):

schließen <schloss, geschlossen>
the meeting rose at 6p.m.

9. rise (be reborn):

10. rise (blow):

rise wind

11. rise (originate):

rise river

12. rise (rebel):

to rise against sb/sth
sich acc gegen jdn/etw auflehnen

13. rise (incline upwards):

rise ground

14. rise (be higher than surroundings):

15. rise (stand on end):

rise hair
his hair rose

16. rise (be constructed):

rise building

17. rise FOOD:

rise yeast, dough

18. rise (appear):

rise blister, bump, weal

19. rise (get nauseated):

rise stomach

20. rise:

rise (in height) river, sea
steigen <steigt, stieg, gestiegen>

21. rise of emotion:

22. rise (become louder):

rise voice
rise voice

23. rise mood, spirit:

steigen <steigt, stieg, gestiegen>

24. rise barometer, thermometer:

steigen <steigt, stieg, gestiegen>

Phrases:

rosé [ˈrəʊzeɪ, Am roʊˈ-] N no pl FOOD

Rosé m <-s, -s>

ˈceil·ing rose N

ceiling rose

com·pass ˈrose N

compass rose
Windrose f <-, -n>

ˈdog rose N

dog rose
dog rose

ˈrose bush N

rose bush
Rosenstrauch m <-(e)s, -sträucher>

ˈrose-col·oured, Am ˈrose-col·ored ADJ attr, inv

rosarot a. fig
to look at [or see][or view] sth through rose-colored glasses [or Brit, Aus also spectacles] fig

ˈrose gar·den N

rose garden
Rosengarten m <-s, -gärten>

I. ˈrose hip N

rose hip
Hagebutte f <-, -n>

II. ˈrose hip N modifier

rose hip (syrup, wine):

rose hip
rose hip tea
Hagebuttentee m <-s, -s>

ˈrose pet·al N

rose petal

ˈrose-tint·ed ADJ attr, inv

rose-tinted → rose-coloured

ˈrose-col·oured, Am ˈrose-col·ored ADJ attr, inv

rosarot a. fig
to look at [or see][or view] sth through rose-colored glasses [or Brit, Aus also spectacles] fig
Present
Irose
yourose
he/she/itroses
werose
yourose
theyrose
Past
Irosed
yourosed
he/she/itrosed
werosed
yourosed
theyrosed
Present Perfect
Ihaverosed
youhaverosed
he/she/ithasrosed
wehaverosed
youhaverosed
theyhaverosed
Past Perfect
Ihadrosed
youhadrosed
he/she/ithadrosed
wehadrosed
youhadrosed
theyhadrosed