Rise up
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British pronunciation/ɹˈaɪz ˈʌp/
American pronunciation/ɹˈaɪz ˈʌp/

Définition et Signification de "rise up"

to rise up
01

se lever, remonter

to move upward from below or beneath something until reaching the top or surface
Intransitive
02

se dresser, se lever

(of a four-legged animal) to stand or lift its body on its hind legs
Intransitive
03

se soulever, se révolter

to join a rebellion or reject a previous allegiance, often as a group effort against authority or for a cause
Intransitive

rise up

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The protestors were determined to rise up and oppose the unjust policies of the government.
The orator apostrophized the crowd, urging them to rise up and demand change.
Citizens from different backgrounds united to rise up and demand justice.
In the face of social injustice, individuals may feel compelled to rise up and advocate for equality.
After years of suffering under the dictator, the people rose up in a revolution to demand democracy.
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