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1 arise
(a) (appear, happen) survenir, se présenter;∎ literary there arose a great cheer des acclamations se firent entendre;∎ if complications should arise si des complications survenaient;∎ a doubt arose in his mind un doute est apparu dans son esprit;∎ if the need arises en cas de besoin;∎ if the occasion arises si l'occasion se présente∎ a problem that arises from this decision un problème qui résulte ou découle de cette décision;∎ matters arising from the last meeting des questions soulevées lors de la dernière réunion∎ arise, Sir John! (in knighthood ceremony) relevez-vous, Sir John;∎ to arise from the dead ressusciter (des morts)
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