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to make one's gorge rise

令人作呕；使人厌恶 → gorge

to rise heavily from one's seat

吃力地从座位上站起来 → heavily

to rise from the ranks

行伍出身 → rank

to make one's temper rise

使某人发脾气 → rise

a rise to fame

成名；出名 → to

Don't trouble yourself to rise.

不劳你起身。 → trouble

to rise with the chickens

闻鸡起舞，黎明即起 → with

He was wont to rise early.

他过去习惯早起。 → wont

In my hometown temperatures in winter never rise above zero.

冬天时，我家乡的气温向来都在零度以下。 → above

The rise in greenhouse gases is partially the result deforestation.

森林的过度砍伐是造成温室气体增加的部分原因。 → rise

The rise of AIDS and other deadly diseases along with armed conflicts and social tension make treating leprosy in Africa difficult.

在非洲，武装冲突、社会动荡外加上艾滋病和其它致命疾病的激增使得治愈麻风病变得非常困难。 → AIDS

The temperature can rise up to thirty-eight degrees Celsius in summer.

夏季气温可能升到38摄氏度。 → Celsius

The court will rise at 3 p.m.

法院下午3点休庭。 → rise

The temperature of the discussion started to rise as the participants added their arguments to the fray.

由于与会者的言辞发生冲突，导致讨论会开始升温。

to rise to the challenge

迎接挑战 → challenge

One of the things that concerns me is the rise in vandalism.

令我担忧的问题之一是蓄意破坏案件的上升。 → concern

to get {or} rise to one's feet

站起来 → foot

Consumers will be hit hard by the rise in prices.

物价上涨对消费者打击重大。 → hit

The level of the lake continues to rise.

湖水的水位继续上升。 → level

to rise to the occasion

应付自如 → occasion