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1 rising
1. noun1) (of sun, moon, star) Aufgang, der3) (revolt) Aufstand, der2. adjective1) aufgehend [Sonne, Mond, Stern]2) (increasing) steigend [Kosten, Temperatur]; (fig.) wachsend [Entrüstung, Wut, Ärger, Bedeutung]3) steigend [Wasser, Flut]4)the rising generation — die heranwachsende Generation
5) (advancing in standing) aufstrebend6) (sloping upwards) ansteigend* * *1) (the act or rising: the rising of the sun.) das Steigen2) (a rebellion: The king executed those who took part in the rising.) der Aufstand* * *ris·ing[ˈraɪzɪŋ]I. adj attr, inv1. (increasing in status) author, politician aufstrebend2. (getting higher)\rising flood waters steigendes Hochwasser\rising sun aufgehende Sonne4. (advancing to adulthood) heranwachsendthe \rising generation die kommende Generation5. (angled upwards) ground [auf]steigend6. LING\rising intonation Anhebung f der StimmeII. n Aufstand m, Erhebung f* * *['raIzɪŋ]1. n2) (of sun, star) Aufgehen nt, Aufgang m; (of barometer, prices, river) (An)steigen nt; (from dead) Auferstehung f; (of theatre curtain) Hochgehen nt; (of ground) Steigung f, Anstieg mthe rising and falling of... — das Auf und Ab (+gen)...
2. adj2) (= increasing) prices, inflation, stock market, currency steigend; unemployment steigend, zunehmend; crime zunehmend; wind aufkommend; hopes steigend; anger, fury wachsend3) (fig)3. adv (inf)she's rising sixteen — sie ist fast sechzehn
* * *rising [ˈraızıŋ]A adj1. (an-, auf-, empor)steigend, hochsteigend (auch fig):rising diphthong LING steigender Diphthong;a) (Boden)Erhebung f, Anhöhe f,b) ARCH Auffahrt f;rising rhythm LIT steigender Rhythmus;3. fig aufstrebend (Anwalt etc)B präp umg1. US (etwas) mehr als2. noch nicht ganz, fast:C s1. Aufstehen n2. (An-, Auf)Steigen n3. a) Steigung fb) Anhöhe f4. (An)Steigen n, Anschwellen n (eines Flusses etc)5. ASTRON Aufgehen n6. USa) Hefe fb) zum Aufgehen bestimmte Teigmenge7. fig Erhebung f, Aufstand m8. Zunahme f, Erhöhung f, (An)Steigen n9. MEDa) (An)Schwellung f, Geschwulst fb) Ausschlag m, Pustel f10. Aufbruch m (einer Versammlung)* * *1. noun1) (of sun, moon, star) Aufgang, der2) (getting up) Aufstehen, das3) (revolt) Aufstand, der2. adjective1) aufgehend [Sonne, Mond, Stern]2) (increasing) steigend [Kosten, Temperatur]; (fig.) wachsend [Entrüstung, Wut, Ärger, Bedeutung]3) steigend [Wasser, Flut]4)5) (advancing in standing) aufstrebend6) (sloping upwards) ansteigend* * *adj.ansteigend adj.aufgehend adj. n.Erhebung -en f. -
2 soaring
attributive adjective2) (fig.): (rising rapidly) sprunghaft ansteigend; galoppierend [Preise, Inflation, Kosten]* * *soar·ing[ˈsɔ:rɪŋ]adj attr, inv1. (increasing) rasch steigend, in die Höhe schnellend2. (gliding) [dahin]gleitend* * *['sɔːrɪŋ]adj1) bird, plane aufsteigend, in die Luft steigend; tower hoch aufragend; imagination, ideas, ambition hochfliegend; popularity, reputation schnell zunehmend; prices in die Höhe schnellend; inflation unaufhaltsam; unemployment hochschnellend; pride, hopes wachsendI watched the lark's soaring flight — ich sah, wie sich die Lerche in die Lüfte schwang
2) (liter) voice, music sich erhebend* * *attributive adjective1) (flying) segelnd; [hoch am Himmel] schwebend2) (fig.): (rising rapidly) sprunghaft ansteigend; galoppierend [Preise, Inflation, Kosten]* * *adj.aufsteigend adj.sich erhebend adj.
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