rising in Spanish
rising in Spanish is ascendente, creciente, alzamiento — rising means an armed revolt or uprising against a ruler or government.
rising in Spanish
ascendente
Going up, physically or in quantity, rate, etc.
creciente
Going up, physically or in quantity, rate, etc.
alzamiento
Rebellion.
levantamiento
Rebellion.
rebelión
Rebellion.
ascensión
The act of something that rises.
ascenso
The act of something that rises.
crecimiento
The act of something that rises.
elevación
The act of something that rises.
What does "rising" mean?
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noun An armed revolt or uprising against a ruler or government.
"The rising was crushed within weeks by government troops."
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noun The act or process of something going up.
"The gradual rising of the tide covered the sandbar."
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adj Going up in level, amount, position, or status.
"A rising star in the tech world, she was promoted within a year."
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rising in a sentence
- The rising was crushed within weeks by government troops.
- The rising began in the northern towns and soon spread south.
- The gradual rising of the tide covered the sandbar.
- The rising of the sun turned the whole valley gold.
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What is "rising" in Spanish?
"rising" in Spanish is ascendente, creciente, alzamiento. rising means: An armed revolt or uprising against a ruler or government.
How do you use "rising" in a sentence?
Example: "The rising was crushed within weeks by government troops." In Spanish, "rising" is ascendente, creciente, alzamiento.
Are there other ways to say "rising" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 9 translations listed for "rising": ascendente, creciente, alzamiento, levantamiento, rebelión, ascensión.
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