arise

• Começar a existir, surgir ou acontecer, especialmente em relação a um problema, situação ou oportunidade.

To come into being or to begin to occur, especially a problem, situation, or opportunity.

verbo irregular

1. occur or appearB1formal

   to happen, occur, or come into being unexpectedly

   Surgir

   • A serious problem arose during the project.
   • Questions often arise in meetings.
   • New opportunities arise when you least expect them.
   • Difficulties arose after the new policy was introduced.

   Sinônimosappearcome upcrop upemergeensuehappenmaterializeoccuroriginatespring upsurface

2. get up or stand upB2formalbritish

   to get out of bed or rise from a sitting position (formal/old use)

   Levantar-se

   • He arises early every morning to meditate.
   • The king arose from his throne to greet the guests.
   • She arose at dawn and began her journey.
   • They arose from their seats when the judge entered.

   Sinônimosbestir oneselfget uprisestand up

   Antônimosliereclinesettlesinksit

3. emerge or originateB2formal

   to come into existence or originate from a particular source

   Surgir

   • These questions arose from our discussion last week.
   • A strong wind arose from the east.
   • Many great ideas arise from necessity.
   • Tension arose between the two teams during the match.

   Sinônimosappearcomedevelopemergeensueflowmaterializeoriginateresultsurface

   Antônimosceasedisappearsubsidevanish