arise

arise
past tense - arose; verb
1) (to come into being: These problems have arisen as a result of your carelessness; Are there any matters arising from our earlier discussion?) surgir, presentarse
2) (to get up or stand up.) levantarse, alzarse
arise vb surgir
El pasado de arise es arose y el participio pasado es arisen; el gerundio se escribe arising
arise
tr[ə'raɪz]
intransitive verb (pt arose tr[ə'rəʊz] , pp arisen tr[ə'rɪzən] )
1 (occur) surgir (from, de)
2 architecture (get up) levantarse; (stand up) ponerse de pie
arise [ə'raɪz] vi, arose [ə'ro:z] ; arisen [ə'rɪzə n] ; arising
1) ascend: ascender, subir, elevarse
2) originate: originarse, surgir, presentarse
3) get up: levantarse
arise
v.
(§ p.,p.p.: arose, arisen) = aparecer v.
• levantarse v.
• provenir v.
(§pres: -vengo, -vienes...-venimos) pret: -vin-
fut: -vendr-•)
• subir v.
ə'raɪz
intransitive verb (past arose ə'rəʊz; past p arisen ə'rɪzən)
1) (occur) \<\<difficulty/opportunity\>\> surgir*, presentarse

if the need arises — si fuera necesario

should the question arise — si se plantea la cuestión

to arise from o out of something — surgir* (a raíz) de algo

2)
a) (rise up) (liter) \<\<wind\>\> levantarse; \<\<cry\>\> alzarse* (liter)
b) (get up) (arch) levantarse
[ǝ'raɪz]
(pt arose) [ˌǝ'rǝʊz] (pp arisen) [ˌǝ'rɪzn] VI
1) (=occur) surgir, presentarse

difficulties have arisen — han surgido or se han presentado dificultades

a storm arose — liter se levantó una tormenta

a great clamour arose — liter se produjo un tremendo clamor

• should the need arise — de ser necesario

• should the occasion arise — si se presenta la ocasión

• the question does not arise — no hay tal problema, la cuestión no viene al caso

the question arises whether ... — se plantea el problema de si ...

2) (=result) surgir

there are problems arising from his attitude — surgen problemas a raíz de su actitud

matters arising (from the last meeting) — asuntos pendientes (de la última reunión)

arising from this, can you say ...? — partiendo de esta base, ¿puede usted decir ...?

3) † (=get up) levantarse, alzarse

arise! — (slogan) ¡arriba!

* * *
[ə'raɪz]
intransitive verb (past arose [ə'rəʊz]; past p arisen [ə'rɪzən])
1) (occur) \<\<difficulty/opportunity\>\> surgir*, presentarse

if the need arises — si fuera necesario

should the question arise — si se plantea la cuestión

to arise from o out of something — surgir* (a raíz) de algo

2)
a) (rise up) (liter) \<\<wind\>\> levantarse; \<\<cry\>\> alzarse* (liter)
b) (get up) (arch) levantarse

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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