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单词 arise
释义
arise
verb[I]
uk
/əˈraɪz/us
/əˈraɪz/
arose|arisen

ariseverb[I](HAPPEN)

C1formal
tohappen:
发生；产生；出现
Should theopportunityarise, I'dloveto go toChina.要是有机会的话，我很想去中国。
Could youworkonSaturday, should theneedarise(= if it were to benecessary)?万一有需要，你可以在星期六工作吗？
Are there anymattersarisingfrom(=causedby)the lastmeeting?上次会议有没有引出什么问题？
More examples
  • If anycomplicationsarise,letmeknowand I'llhelp.
  • Problems arise if theparents'approachtodisciplineisinconsistent.
  • Anoccasionmay arise when you can useyourknowledgeofFrench.
  • Anunforeseendifficultyhas arisen.
  • Hisreputationforcarelessnesswasestablishedlongbefore thelatestproblemsarose.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Occurring and happening
  • afoot
  • asynchronous
  • attendant
  • be at workidiom
  • become
  • eventuate
  • fall
  • fall into placeidiom
  • follow on
  • go hand in hand withsomethingidiom
  • go on
  • pass
  • result
  • resynchronize
  • roll
  • roll around
  • shake out
  • succeed
  • supervene
  • turn
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ariseverb[I](GET UP)

literary
to get out ofbed:
起床
We arose early onChristmasmorning.圣诞节早晨，我们早早地起了床。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Moving upwards
  • ascend
  • ascension
  • ascent
  • be on an upward/downward trajectoryidiom
  • bristle
  • clamber
  • come
  • come up
  • heave
  • hoick
  • levitate
  • levitation
  • mount
  • pull
  • rear
  • rise
  • scale
  • scramble
  • shinny
  • trajectory
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Animal physiology: not sleeping & not unconscious

Grammar

Ariseorrise?
Arise means ‘happen’ or ‘occur’. We use it with abstract nouns (e.g. problem). The three forms of arise are arise, arose, arisen. It is used in formal contexts:…
(Definition ofarisefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

arise| American Dictionary

arise
verb[I]
us
/əˈrɑɪz/
past tensearoseus/əˈroʊz/|past participlearisenus/əˈrɪz·ən/

ariseverb[I](HAPPEN)

to come intoexistenceorbeginto benoticed;happen:
Problems arise whenkidsleaveschool.
When theopportunityarose, hedecidedto take it.

ariseverb[I](GET UP)

fml
to get up,esp. frombedaftersleeping:
We arose early onSaturdaymorning.
(Definition ofarisefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofarise

arise
Then the sample density is used to test whether the high-density cell could have arisen by chance.
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Another potential source of luminance-contrast contamination might have arisen due to the nonuniform distribution of macular pigment within the central macular region.
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There are certain characteristics or distinctions of the accompanying analysis that has arisen in the domain-theoretic approach to integration.
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Two additional methodological issues arose in the estimation for 1992.
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The second volume, however, has arisen out of a wider interdisciplinary discussion.
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All six cases identified arose in visitors to the area, and most had very limited exposure to the contaminated water.
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They instead tended to be accessed in school holidays, and when emergencies or unforeseen circumstances arose.
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With the advent of knowledge-based computer systems, a new interest in the nature of expertise has arisen.
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In the shadow of market creation and deregulation, opportunity points arose for social policy innovation.
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The utopian fictions arose as the social order began to corrode.
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Such denigrating labelling had arisen in the context of political wrangling over power and authority.
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Another loophole arose when a pensioner moved and transferred to a different post office.
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A commentary places it in the larger context of mid-sixteenth-century agitations and attempts to identify the locality from which it arose.
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Their preference for pragmatic arguments and their avoidance of constitutional debate almost certainly arose from their desire to avoid confrontation.
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Part of this process of structural reform directly arose in response to the perception of substantial inefficiencies in the economy.
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