rise
વધારો
definition
verb
the tiny aircraft rose from the ground
move from a lower position to a higher one; come or go up.
she pushed back her chair and rose
get up from lying, sitting, or kneeling.
noun
the bird has a display flight of steep flapping rises
an upward movement; an instance of becoming higher.
local people are worried by the rise in crime
an increase in amount, extent, size, or number.
translation of 'rise'
પથારીમાંથી બહાર પડવું,
કામ પૂરું કરીને ઊઠવું,
ઊભા થવું,
પથારીમાંથી ઊઠવું,
ઉપર ચડવું,
ઊઠવું,
બળવો કરવો
verb
ઉપર ચઢવું
example
On Sunday morning, I see a woman ahead of me on the trail, just cresting a 'rise' .
Every bump, 'rise' , and swell of the waves affects your watercraft.
the stream's 'rise' is in this area
If sea levels 'rise' even a few inches, as is predicted, over the next century, salt water will inundate the freshwater marshes.
He was highly amused when colour started to 'rise' in Darius' cheek.
the towers 'rise' above the city
Meanwhile, health-care costs continued to 'rise' , cutting into business profits.
Future generations will have to find some other way to 'rise' up against their parents.
The sound of that name made hairs 'rise' on the back of my neck.
It coincided with the 'rise' of Thatcher and Reagan, and the loosening of capital restrictions world wide.
his 'rise' has been meteoric
boils 'rise' on my neck when I'm stressed
Over the course of the millennium, the sea level could 'rise' by 20 feet.
the 'rise' and fall of his voice
he didn't 'rise' to my teasing
the wind continued to 'rise'
Sandra felt her arm hairs 'rise' slowly as her arms were covered with goose bumps.
Some say, if that's the case, why don't they 'rise' up and overthrow the government themselves?
the moorlands 'rise' and fall in gentle folds
The meteoric 'rise' of Jack Vettriano is nothing short of phenomenal.
Poverty continued to 'rise' until 1995, when a modest decrease began.
As the amount of gold coins in circulation increases, prices 'rise' - but only very, very slowly.
Driving back to Galway, the family can 'rise' early on Sunday morning and take a boat trip to the Aran Islands.
Allan is clearly a spineless kind of fellow - a philanthropic friend to the poor but lacking drive and the ability to 'rise' in his profession.
He proclaimed himself King, calling for Scotland to 'rise' up to his banner and help him reclaim the old bloodline.
She heard something else that made the hairs on her arms 'rise' : the sound of a laugh.
stop at the top of the 'rise'
his 'rise' to power was very sudden
He positioned the house on a hill looking across the valley to the verdant 'rise' of Hog Mountain.
temperatures 'rise' in summer
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