"rise" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

rise rzeczownik

rzeczownik + rise

Kolokacji: 60

price rise • percent rise • sun rise • pay rise • temperature rise • rise of the Empire • ...

rise + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 5

rise building • Rise Record • rise apartment • rise condominium • rise time

rise + czasownik

Kolokacji: 46

rise leads • rise comes • rise begins • rise makes • rise causes • ...

czasownik + rise

Kolokacji: 22

give rise • seek on the rise • make one's rise • begin one's rise • show a rise • ...

przymiotnik + rise

Kolokacji: 112

sharp rise • rapid rise • slight rise • meteoric rise • steady rise • sudden rise • recent rise • high rise • small rise • steep rise • ...

Kolokacji: 21

Grup znaczeniowych: 26

Kolokacji: 16

1. sharp rise = nagły wzrost sharp rise

Sharp Rise

2. high rise = wieżowiec high rise

High Rise

3. steep rise = gwałtowny wzrost steep rise

4. gentle rise = łagodny wzrost gentle rise

5. gradual rise = wzrost graduału gradual rise

6. sea-level rise = wzrost poziomu morza sea-level rise

7. vertical rise = wzrost pionu vertical rise

8. continued rise = kontynuowany wzrost continued rise

"The continued rise in public performance royalties reflects a growing demand for music," he said.
Many say any reversal would be too slow to prevent a continued rise in oil imports.
The most recent figures reflect the continued record-breaking rise in short interest that began nearly a year ago.
One small note of comfort to college students and their parents is the continued rise of financial aid.
So a continued rise in values was expected to offset high development costs easily.
A continued rise in sea level would likely intensify the effect.
A continued rise in rates, of course, would take its toll on the economy as businesses and consumers slowed their spending.
Further economic expansion could bring a continued rise in pay and an attractive alternative for millions who have left the work force.
This has led to a continued rise in local prosperity, with many new houses and commercial business being built.
Investors worried that a continued rise in American interest rates would draw money out of stock markets.