Summary
rise
Anhebung · Anstieg · Steigung · Aufschwung · Erhebung · kleiner Hügel · Gehaltszulage · Kursanstieg · Steigen · Aufgang · zunehmen · Aufstieg · Stichhöhe
to rise {verb}
anwachsen · anschwellen · ansteigen · emporsteigen · aufsteigen · aufgehen · aufstehen · sich erheben · entstehen · entspringen · sichtbar werden · herausragen
English-German translation for "rise"
"rise" German translation
rise
That does not mean we do not all want to see them rise.
This is inexcusable, and the article regarding remuneration calls for a huge rise in allowances for most Members.
A regular rise in quotas and the issuing of special drawing rights is needed, in accordance with the growth of the world economy.
My country has followed suit with a rise in interest rates, although it did not need it, as rising rates risked dampening down the recovery
So, there goes the ice caps, and there comes 240 feet of sea level rise.
My second concern is that the cost to transport will rise by a substantial amount.
We know that CO2 emissions by vehicles are set to rise by 38 % between now and 2010.
Statistics show that crime is on the rise in various Member States.
Next to it, at 30 seconds, you see this rise here, then this rise -- that's the ST elevation.
rise (also: lift, upswing, boom, uplift)
And this then has given rise to unprecedented and unexpected moral controversy.
Development attracted many innovative people who have been crucial to the rise of Switzerland to one of the most wealthy countries on earth.
For it is to that Congress that we owe the long period of peace that gave rise to the astonishing economic upswing of that era, which had
Outlook 2003Second quarter saw the coincidence of near perfect fixed income trading conditions and a relatively rapid rise in equity
For example, the collection of the traditional own resources gives rise to a great deal of red tape, irregularities and fraud.
price rise.
rise (also: hillock, hump)
rise (also: salary increase, additional pay, raise)
moderate rise
rise in the market
sharp rise
Finished animal feed costs throughout Europe could rise by as much as 20 or 30 %.
It is public consumption and the price of money which definitely must not rise.
The first thing that the poor cut back on if prices rise is alcohol consumption.
It has to be accepted that prices can sometimes also rise in a free market.
And the answer is that until we get near to zero, the temperature will continue to rise.
rise (also: to accumulate, to accelerate, to augment, to intensify)
We have decided that the share of renewable sources of energy should rise from 6 % to 12 %.
We know that CO2 emissions by vehicles are set to rise by 38 % between now and 2010.
Without increased trade activity, global growth will slow down and global poverty will rise.
We believe that they are leading to the growth of unemployment and a corresponding rise in financial speculation.
The EU's reliance on imported energy will, in any case, rise significantly in the next twenty years.
So today I'm going to talk to you about the rise of collaborative consumption.
When we talk about power transition, we often talk about the rise of Asia.
Another quick example of these types of movements is the rise of Zynga.
the narratives that we use now tend to be the rise and fall of the great powers.
And the current narrative is all about the rise of China and the decline of the United States.
to rise
to rise (also: to go up)
Finished animal feed costs throughout Europe could rise by as much as 20 or 30 %.
It is public consumption and the price of money which definitely must not rise.
The first thing that the poor cut back on if prices rise is alcohol consumption.
It has to be accepted that prices can sometimes also rise in a free market.
And the answer is that until we get near to zero, the temperature will continue to rise.
to rise {verb}
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to accumulate, to grow, to increase, accrue)
If these proposals were accepted, expenditure would rise to EUR 2.7 billion.
Mr President, I rise to say a few words of farewell.
If we do not do this, there will be a high political price to pay, in particular through the rise of extremism.
As for the current situation, it is unfortunately necessary to point out that we are seeing a rise in far-right parties in many of our
Now, four years later, the figure has risen to 41 million.
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to swell, to bulge, to swell up)
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to increase)
In all probability economic growth will rise further during the course of the year.
Across Europe this bill will rise and rise like the water level.
The first is the problem of the ageing population and the second is the rise in the entitlement age.
The unfettered rise in prices of financial assets and property means that the risks are on the increase.
Incineration can be the cause of illnesses, air pollution, climatic change and a rise in the sea level.
to rise [rose|risen] {vb}
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to ascend, to soar, to mount, to raise)
We are now in a system where anyone can rise to any position they please.
A form of anti-Islam rhetoric is also on the rise and it's transnational.
Now, the human has a whole other way to rise to the top, and that is a prestige route, which is freely conferred.
rise again
So, wherever the rain is falling, the air is drawn towards it to replace the air that's rising.
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to prove, to tally, to come loose, to come undone)
May your crust be crisp, and your bread always rise.
He would not only know what time it was, he would also know where the sun would rise, and how it would move across the sky.
'The world' tells us how the world functions, how the sun rises, how we are born.
'My world' tells us why the sun rises, why we were born.
And on the other side there was a rising sun.
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to arise)
I believe the time has come...... to rise up and defend our homeland.
If it is necessary for twelve of us to rise, moreover, twelve of us will rise.
"... to rise up and destroy Rome. "
Rise and shine!
rise again
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to soar, to arise)
Considering that those people are European citizens too, I feel that they should also rise and observe a minute's silence with us.
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to accrue, to arise, to develop, to uprise)
The possibilities unfolding before us give rise to a series of challenges.
Consciousness is like a mirror that allows all images to rise on it.
Had there been no reference to Gibraltar, that could have given rise to political speculation.
This policy has stifled growth and stimulated the rise in mass unemployment.
These national discrepancies could give rise to competitive inequalities in the single market.
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to issue from, to have its source)
to rise [rose|risen] {vb}
to rise [rose|risen] {vb} (also: to protrude, to tower, to jut, to jut out)
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