a rise
英音[ əˈraɪz ] 美音[ əˈraɪz ]

上升

常用释义

词性释义

v.

产生，出现；起源（于），由……引出；起床，起立；上升

【名】 （Arise）（英、美、德、印）阿里塞
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Several sperm banks in New York City, where men are paid about $60 each time they donate, said there had not been a rise in donors.
He said that when I'd worked for a year I'd get a rise.
You can kid me all day about my mistake, but you won't get a rise out of me.
He said, 'When you've worked for a year you'll get a rise. '
The studies were small, and they found a rise in blood markers that have been associated with cancer -- not a rise in cancer itself.
You seem to be poised to see a rise in status very soon - all that hard work you've been doing is about to add up to something big.
A rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation.
Do you think this information will get a rise out of him?
Except for a bit of a rise from 2004 to 2006, it has fallen every year since 1991.
a rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation; the composer Salieri was contemporary with Mozart.
This tsunami will bring with it a corresponding surge in the U. S. trade deficit and, with it, a rise in U. S. unemployment .
At the top of a rise, I looked up to see my 12-year-old son standing there, a smile on his face and a glass of ice water in his hand.
Though there has been a rise in the number of civil-society groups trying to pick up the pieces, progress is marked in baby-steps.
He was so tired that nothing could get a rise out of him.
Even a rise, went so far as he discovers that there is a just-not far from the front of the flowers!
And that will likely worsen as analysts predict a decrease in the labor force in the next year or two due to a rise in the aging population.
Similarly, a rise in the indebtedness of the US government is an almost inevitable consequence of any prolonged financial crisis.
Earlier this year it seemed that the Bank of England's next move might be a rise in interest rates as inflation was taking off again.
Jenny Thomas, an eBay spokeswoman, said there had been a rise in sales listings after Christmas every year and this year was no exception.
If I wee to ask the boss for a rise he'd probably just laugh in my face.
and, when the provincial currency had depreciated fifty or seventy-five per cent. , he bought it up in expectation of a rise.
Richard Fisher, the president of the Dallas Fed, was the only member of the ten-strong rate-setting committee to vote for a rise.
The best way to ask the boss for a rise is to catch him off his guard and just slip it into the conversation.
Now would be an injudicious moment to ask for a rise.
网络释义

玲奈

统堂 英玲奈（A-RISE）
常用短语
arise from
arise from - 由…引起，起因于
arise out of
arise out of - 起于……
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