arise
gb/ɚˈaɪz/ us/ɚˈaɪz/
B1
English
~ 1200
felmerül, kezdődik, adódik, kialakul, létrejön, feláll, felkel, ered, fakad
VERB
B1
1
Usage pattern:
[problem/situation/opportunity] arises
Several issues arose during the meeting.
Az értekezlet során több probléma is felmerült.
A conflict arose between the two departments.
Konfliktus alakult ki a két osztály között.
If any problems arise, please contact me immediately.
Opportunities may arise when you least expect them.
Learner examples
Problems can arise at any time.
Problémák bármikor felmerülhetnek.
A chance to travel arose last month.
A múlt hónapban adódott egy lehetőség az utazásra.
A new idea arose in the group.
A problem arose at work.
Common mistake:
Learners sometimes confuse 'arise' with 'raise'. 'Arise' is intransitive (no direct object), while 'raise' is transitive (takes a direct object).
Meaning
begin to exist or happen
Collocations
arise from
|a problem arises
|opportunity arises
|conflict arises
Synonyms
occur (More formal and neutral; interchangeable in many contexts.)
|
emerge (Implies gradual appearance or development.)
Antonyms
cease (Means to stop happening or to end.)
Themes
daily life
|business
|events
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To start to happen or appear.
To start to exist, develop, or happen.
VERB
B2
2
Usage pattern:
[someone] arises [from bed/chair]
He arose from his chair to greet her.
Felállt a székéből, hogy üdvözölje őt.
She arose early to catch the train.
Korán kelt, hogy elérje a vonatot.
The old man slowly arose from the bench.
Learner examples
I arise at 7 a.m. every day.
Minden nap reggel 7-kor kelek.
He arose from bed and went to the kitchen.
Felkel az ágyból, és kiment a konyhába.
She arose from the sofa to open the door.
Common mistake:
Learners may overuse 'arise' instead of 'get up' in casual contexts; 'arise' sounds more formal or literary for this meaning.
Meaning
rise from sitting or lying
Collocations
arise early
|arise from bed
Synonyms
get up (More informal and common in everyday speech.)
Antonyms
lie down (Means to move into a horizontal resting position.)
Themes
daily life
|daily_life
|body
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To get up from bed, a chair, or the ground.
To move from a lying or sitting position to a standing position.
VERB
B2
FORMAL
3
Usage pattern:
[something] arises from [cause]
The dispute arose from a misunderstanding.
A vita egy félreértésből eredt.
His injury arose from an accident at work.
A sérülése egy munkahelyi balesetből eredt.
Legal issues can arise out of poor planning.
Learner examples
The problem arose from poor communication.
A probléma a rossz kommunikációból adódott.
Her stress arose from too much work.
A stressze a túl sok munkából fakadt.
The idea arose from our last meeting.
Meaning
be caused by something
Collocations
arise from circumstances
|arise out of necessity
Synonyms
result from (Neutral and clear about cause-effect relationship.)
|
stem from (Often used for abstract causes; slightly less formal.)
Antonyms
be unrelated to (Indicates no causal connection exists.)
Themes
logic
|business
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To happen because of something else.
To happen as a result of a particular cause or situation.
Grammar
Dictionary form
arise
IPA
GB/ɚˈaɪz/
US/ɚˈaɪz/
Syllables & stress
arise (1 syllable)
Stress on 1st syllable (arise)
Word forms
Verb
- Base: arise
- 3rd Person Singular: arises
- Present Participle: arising
- Past: arose
- Past Participle: arisen
Word family
Forms
arises
verb
arising
verb
arose
verb
arisen
verb
Core family
rise
verb A2
Related words
raise
verb A2
Advanced or less common
uprising
noun C1
Highlights
- Irregular past: arose Verb
- Irregular past participle: arisen Verb
Expressions
arise from
1/ɚˈaɪz fɹˈʌm/
fixed phrase
happen because of something
To happen because of something specific.
Examples
- Many health problems arise from poor diet.
- The conflict arose from a simple mistake.
if the need arises
1/ˈɪf ðə nˈid ɚˈaɪzɪz/
fixed phrase
when it becomes necessary
If it becomes necessary to do something.
Examples
- We can hire more staff if the need arises.
- I will call you if the need arises.
should the occasion arise
1/ʃˈʊd ðə ɔkˈeɪʒən ɚˈaɪz/
fixed phrase
formal
if that situation happens later
If that situation happens in the future.
Examples
- Should the occasion arise, we will act quickly.
- We are prepared should the occasion arise.