rising 是 rise 的现在分词riseKK [raɪz] /ɹaɪz/发音动词1上升、升起Smoke rose slowly from the chimney into the cold air.烟从烟囱缓缓升入冰冷的空气中。2上涨、增加House prices have risen sharply over the past year.过去一年房价大幅上涨。3起身、站起来The whole audience rose and clapped for several minutes.全场观众起身鼓掌了好几分钟。4起床正式She rises at six every morning to go swimming.她每天早上六点起床去游泳。5升迁、晋升He rose quickly through the ranks of the company.他在公司里很快就升上了高层。6高耸、矗立The cliffs rise steeply behind the little fishing village.峭壁在小渔村后方陡然耸立。7起义、反抗常与 up 连用The people rose up against the corrupt government.人民起而反抗腐败的政府。8发酵、膨胀Leave the dough to rise for about an hour.让面团发酵大约一个小时。名词1上涨、增加There has been a steady rise in rental costs downtown.市中心的租金持续上涨。2崛起、兴起The book traces the rise of social media over two decades.这本书描述社群媒体二十年来的兴起。3加薪英式She asked her boss for a rise last week.她上周向老板要求加薪。4上升We watched the slow rise of the hot-air balloon.我们看著热气球缓缓上升。5斜坡、小丘The cottage sits on a gentle rise above the lake.那间小屋坐落在湖畔的缓坡上。片语1引起、造成His sudden absence gave rise to all kinds of rumors.他突然缺席引起了各种谣言。2从容应对、临危不乱She was nervous, but she rose to the occasion.她很紧张,但还是从容应对了场面。片语动词1超越、不受影响He managed to rise above the criticism and keep working.他设法不受批评影响,继续做自己的事。用这个字练口说→相关片语give riseon the riserise uprise and shinerise from the ashesrise to the occasion