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tree rose SUST. ingl. am.
I. rose [ingl. brit. rəʊz, ingl. am. roʊz] V. pret.
rose → rise
II. rose [ingl. brit. rəʊz, ingl. am. roʊz] SUST.
1. rose (flower):
2. rose (shrub):
3. rose (colour):
4. rose (nozzle):
5. rose (gem):
6. rose ARQUIT.:
7. rose (girl):
8. rose (emblem) ingl. brit.:
III. rose [ingl. brit. rəʊz, ingl. am. roʊz]
rise up V. [ingl. brit. rʌɪz -, ingl. am. raɪz -]
1. rise up (ascend):
rise up ball, balloon, bird, plane:
rise up smoke, steam:
rise up fig. building, mountain:
2. rise up (rebel) liter.:
rise up people, region, nation:
se soulever (against contre)
I. rise [ingl. brit. rʌɪz, ingl. am. raɪz] SUST.
1. rise (increase):
augmentation f (in de)
hausse f (in de)
élévation f (in de)
amélioration f (in de)
to be on the rise crime, inflation, number:
to be on the rise prices:
2. rise ingl. brit.:
3. rise (upward movement):
4. rise (progress):
5. rise (slope):
6. rise (hill):
7. rise (source) GEOGR.:
to give rise to fig. rumours, speculation, suspicion
to give rise to happiness, resentment, frustration
to give rise to problem, increase, unemployment
II. rise <pret. imperf. rose, part. pas. risen> [ingl. brit. rʌɪz, ingl. am. raɪz] V. intr.
1. rise (become higher):
rise water:
rise price, rate, number, temperature:
rise voice:
to rise above temperature, amount:
2. rise (intensify) fig.:
rise pressure:
rise tension:
rise frustration, anger, hopes:
3. rise person:
all rise’ DER.
4. rise (ascend) → rise up
5. rise (rebel) → rise up
6. rise:
to rise to (meet successfully) occasion, challenge
7. rise (progress):
rise person:
to rise to director, manager
to rise to rank, position
8. rise (slope upwards):
rise ground, road:
rise mountain, cliff:
9. rise (appear over horizon):
rise sun, moon, star:
10. rise GEOGR.:
to rise in (have source in) river: mountain, area
11. rise GASTR.:
rise dough, cake:
12. rise:
rise ADMIN., DER., POL. committee, court, parliament:
13. rise PESCA:
rise fish:
III. rise [ingl. brit. rʌɪz, ingl. am. raɪz]
to get or take a rise out of sb coloq.
to rise coloq. to sth (react)
I. rise [ingl. brit. rʌɪz, ingl. am. raɪz] SUST.
1. rise (increase):
augmentation f (in de)
hausse f (in de)
élévation f (in de)
amélioration f (in de)
to be on the rise crime, inflation, number:
to be on the rise prices:
2. rise ingl. brit.:
3. rise (upward movement):
4. rise (progress):
5. rise (slope):
6. rise (hill):
7. rise (source) GEOGR.:
to give rise to fig. rumours, speculation, suspicion
to give rise to happiness, resentment, frustration
to give rise to problem, increase, unemployment
II. rise <pret. imperf. rose, part. pas. risen> [ingl. brit. rʌɪz, ingl. am. raɪz] V. intr.
1. rise (become higher):
rise water:
rise price, rate, number, temperature:
rise voice:
to rise above temperature, amount:
2. rise (intensify) fig.:
rise pressure:
rise tension:
rise frustration, anger, hopes:
3. rise person:
all rise’ DER.
4. rise (ascend) → rise up
5. rise (rebel) → rise up
6. rise:
to rise to (meet successfully) occasion, challenge
7. rise (progress):
rise person:
to rise to director, manager
to rise to rank, position
8. rise (slope upwards):
rise ground, road:
rise mountain, cliff:
9. rise (appear over horizon):
rise sun, moon, star:
10. rise GEOGR.:
to rise in (have source in) river: mountain, area
11. rise GASTR.:
rise dough, cake:
12. rise:
rise ADMIN., DER., POL. committee, court, parliament:
13. rise PESCA:
rise fish:
III. rise [ingl. brit. rʌɪz, ingl. am. raɪz]
to get or take a rise out of sb coloq.
to rise coloq. to sth (react)
rise up V. [ingl. brit. rʌɪz -, ingl. am. raɪz -]
1. rise up (ascend):
rise up ball, balloon, bird, plane:
rise up smoke, steam:
rise up fig. building, mountain:
2. rise up (rebel) liter.:
rise up people, region, nation:
se soulever (against contre)
I. tree [ingl. brit. triː, ingl. am. tri] SUST.
II. tree [ingl. brit. triː, ingl. am. tri] V. trans. ingl. am. literal
tree animal
tree fig. person
III. tree [ingl. brit. triː, ingl. am. tri]
he can't see the wood ingl. brit. or forest ingl. am. for the trees
to be out of one's tree coloq.
être cinglé coloq.
to be up a tree ingl. am.
pear [ingl. brit. pɛː, ingl. am. pɛr] SUST.
1. pear (fruit):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to go pear-shaped coloq.
foirer argot
I. rose1 [rəʊz, ingl. am. roʊz] SUST.
1. rose BOT.:
2. rose (colour):
3. rose ARQUIT.:
4. rose (on watering can):
II. rose1 [rəʊz, ingl. am. roʊz] ADJ.
I. blue [blu:] ADJ.
1. blue (colour):
2. blue fig.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. blue [blu:] SUST.
rose2 [rəʊz, ingl. am. roʊz] V.
rose pret. of rise
I. rise [raɪz] SUST. no pl.
1. rise (in status, power):
2. rise (increase):
(pay) rise ingl. brit.
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to get [or take] a rise out of sb
II. rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] V. intr.
1. rise (move upwards):
rise person in chair or bed
rise smoke
2. rise (in status):
3. rise (become higher):
rise road, river
rise temperature, prices
rise hopes
rise dough
4. rise (be higher):
rise trees, buildings
5. rise TEAT.:
rise curtain
6. rise (become visible):
rise moon, sun
rise river
7. rise REL.:
8. rise (rebel):
I. rise [raɪz] SUST. no pl.
1. rise (in status, power):
2. rise (increase):
(pay) rise ingl. brit.
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to get [or take] a rise out of sb
II. rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] V. intr.
1. rise (move upwards):
rise person in chair or bed
rise smoke
2. rise (in status):
3. rise (become higher):
rise road, river
rise temperature, prices
rise hopes
rise dough
4. rise (be higher):
rise trees, buildings
5. rise TEAT.:
rise curtain
6. rise (become visible):
rise moon, sun
rise river
7. rise REL.:
8. rise (rebel):
I. tree [tri:] SUST.
II. tree [tri:] V. trans.
I. rose1 [roʊz] SUST.
1. rose BOT.:
2. rose (color):
3. rose ARQUIT.:
4. rose (on watering can):
II. rose1 [roʊz] ADJ.
I. blue [blu] ADJ.
1. blue (color):
2. blue fig.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. blue [blu] SUST.
rose2 [roʊz] V.
rose pret. of rise
I. rise [raɪz] SUST.
1. rise (in status, power):
2. rise (increase):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to get [or take] a rise out of sb
II. rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] V. intr.
1. rise (move upwards):
rise person in chair or bed
rise smoke
2. rise (in status):
3. rise (become higher):
rise road, river
rise temperature, prices
rise hopes
rise dough
4. rise (be higher):
rise trees, buildings
5. rise TEAT.:
rise curtain
6. rise (become visible):
rise moon, sun
rise river
7. rise REL.:
8. rise (rebel):
I. rise [raɪz] SUST.
1. rise (in status, power):
2. rise (increase):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to get [or take] a rise out of sb
II. rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] V. intr.
1. rise (move upwards):
rise person in chair or bed
rise smoke
2. rise (in status):
3. rise (become higher):
rise road, river
rise temperature, prices
rise hopes
rise dough
4. rise (be higher):
rise trees, buildings
5. rise TEAT.:
rise curtain
6. rise (become visible):
rise moon, sun
rise river
7. rise REL.:
8. rise (rebel):
I. tree [tri] SUST.
II. tree [tri] V. trans.
Present
Irose
yourose
he/she/itroses
werose
yourose
theyrose
Past
Irosed
yourosed
he/she/itrosed
werosed
yourosed
theyrosed
Present Perfect
Ihaverosed
youhaverosed
he/she/ithasrosed
wehaverosed
youhaverosed
theyhaverosed
Past Perfect
Ihadrosed
youhadrosed
he/she/ithadrosed
wehadrosed
youhadrosed
theyhadrosed
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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
The cartridge is identified by a rose-petal (rosette-crimp) closure of the cartridge case mouth and sealed with red lacquer.
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Western cookery today does not make much use of roses or rose water.
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Water casks used as ballast and passengers were positioned aft in an endeavour to refloat her as the tide rose, but without success.
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A large number of shrubs grow here, including chokecherry, juniper, saskatoon, sandbar willow, and two varieties of wild rose.
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This place has a beautiful rose garden and other attractions.
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