Meaning ofrisein English

Verb

1. to move physically upwards; ascend
   The hot air balloon began to rise into the sky.
2. to increase in value or status; become more dignified
   The company will rise to the top of the market with its new product.
3. to increase in quantity or price
   The price of oil is expected to rise next year.
4. to get up; leave one's bed
   She will rise early to prepare breakfast for her family.
5. to become erect or assume an upright position
   The athlete will rise from the floor after doing push-ups.
6. to grow or increase in height
   The seeds will rise to the surface of the soil as they grow.
7. to slope or incline upward
   The road will rise steeply up the mountain.
8. to appear above the horizon (due to rotation)
   The sun will rise over the hills in the east.
9. to become active; respond to a stimulus
   The audience will rise to applaud the performer.
10. to develop or intensify; come about
    The tension between the two countries will rise as the conflict escalates.
11. to move physically upwards
    The balloon will rise slowly into the air.
12. to increase in value; standing or rank
    The company's profits are expected to rise significantly next quarter.
13. to begin or start something new
    The company will rise to the challenge of developing new technology.