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to rise, to come up
The sun rises shortly after six o'clock.
to open, -
Suddenly the door opened.
to split open, to burst open; to break open
Her dry lips have split open again.
to come undone, to come open
The knot keeps coming undone.
to open, to unfold; to bloom
The first tulips bloom in April.
to sprout, to germinate; to come up
The seed sprouted after only a few days.
to rise, to prove
The yeast dough needs to rise in a warm place.
to dawn on, to become clear to
Suddenly it dawned on me what she had meant.
to work out, to divide evenly; to come out exactly
Twelve divides evenly by three.
to be absorbed in, to devote oneself to; to immerse oneself in
She is completely absorbed in her work.
to dissolve into, to turn into
The landscape dissolved into dense fog.
to merge into, to be absorbed into; to become part of
The small company merged into a larger corporation.
to reopen, to open again
After the closed season ends, deer hunting reopens.
to take flight, to fly up
A pheasant suddenly took flight in front of the dog.
to rise, to rise up
After the pumps failed, the mine water rose quickly.
