Summary
rise {noun}
augmentation · ascension · apparition · essor · élévation · hausse · montée · remontée
to rise {verb}
surgir · sursauter
riser {verb}
to laugh at
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"rise" French translation
rise {noun}
rise {noun} (also: increasing, increment, augmentation, hike)
This rise in contested percentages yet again has resulted in them reaching 9.75%.
Moreover, the popularity of boarding schools is on the rise in this sub-population.
The number of registered foreigners in the Republic of Korea is on the rise.
The rise has slowed down from year to year, reaching 3.3 per cent in 1999.
Is the demand for micro-economic studies on the rise in member countries?
But, ladies and gentlemen, you cannot have forgotten what happened to the Roman Empire, its rise and fall?
Mr. Speaker, Les Violons du Roy, the chamber orchestra, is continuing its incredible rise to success both at the national and international
He told us how Peter Lougheed had modelled his rise to power in Alberta and his government on what Duff did in Manitoba.
They know from studying the rise of Hitler that it is possible to promise unspeakable acts of violence and yet not be opposed.
rise {noun} (also: apparition, appearance, arrival, emergence)
The old threat has been exacerbated by the alarming rise of new challenges.
A further point is to ensure that the directive does not give rise to any protected markets.
Beginning in the 1960s, social change gave rise to new health issues.
However, some stakeholders are less enthusiastic about the rise of new investors.
The rise of Southern TNCs is a relatively recent trend that opens new development opportunities.
The factors which have led to the rise of the institution of Ombudsman are well-known.
Intensification of trade has gone hand in hand with a rapid rise in the amount of traffic.
The rise of armed criminal groups has contributed to this phenomenon.
The imperialist approach taken by the Japanese facilitated the rise of the nationalist movement.
China's rise is a significant opportunity for the Philippines.
None of those studies had revealed a rise in the level of radioactivity.
The rise in sea level will have severe impacts on coastal communities.
There is a steady rise in the average age of Dutch primary school teachers.
A sea level rise would therefore be catastrophic for our country.
- Sea levels along China's coasts will continue to rise; and
The year 2004 was characterized by an across-the-board rise in consumer prices.
The rise in fuel prices for the transportation of goods had made matters worse.
Asia, particularly China, mainly accounts for the rise in these import shares.
This is all the more worrisome considering that juvenile crime is not on the rise.
The rise in criminality among women is causing major concern in the Republic.
A further rise in protectionism in the United States or elsewhere is a possibility.
This policy has stifled growth and stimulated the rise in mass unemployment.
C. Rise of parties and movements with racist and xenophobic platforms 17 - 28 9
(a) The rise of religious extremism affecting religions in all parts of the world;
Our shorelines are eroding and our national territory is shrinking as the seas rise.
This improvement is also reflected in a marked rise of the Institute for Supply Management index in February.
The National Civil Police has been undermined by widespread corruption and an inability to stem the rise in criminal violence.
However, GDP growth is expected to rise again in 2001, aided by falling oil prices and a rebound in crop prices.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) indicates that Peru is in eightieth place in the Human Development Index, a rise of six
For the economies of the developed countries, public expenditures on education fell from 5.7 per cent of GDP in 1980-84 to 5.3 per cent in 1985-89, but then rose again to 5.6 per cent during 1990-97.
to rise {verb}
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to leap out, to arise, to appear, to appear suddenly)
Occasionally, reading the reports gives rise to more doubts than certainties.
Are we seeing the Tiananmen Square spirit rise again?
Now, however, they have become a legal reality, and this, of course, gives rise to an entirely new set of problems.
As is always the case with regard to situations of conflict, the return of peace to Burundi has given rise to new economic and social
It was under such tragic circumstances that the United Nations rose out of the ashes of the Second World War.
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to get up, to give a jump, to stand up)
riser {verb}
to laugh at {v.t.}
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