rise in

rise in (something)

1. To increase or grow larger in some metric. Incidence of identity theft has been rising in frequency each year. The motherboard continued rising in temperature until the computer finally crashed. You should get a good stockbroker if you want your investments to rise in value over the years.

2. To reach a more prominent position in some group, organization, company, etc. Entry level positions are pretty easy to come by, but rising in the company requires years of hard work, additional training, and middling salaries. She continued to rise in the navy, eventually becoming the first female four-star admiral.

rise in something

to increase in something. I hope that this land rises in value over the next few years. Her expensive antique car actually rose in value during the first year.

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释义	rise in rise in (something) 1. To increase or grow larger in some metric. Incidence of identity theft has been rising in frequency each year. The motherboard continued rising in temperature until the computer finally crashed. You should get a good stockbroker if you want your investments to rise in value over the years. 2. To reach a more prominent position in some group, organization, company, etc. Entry level positions are pretty easy to come by, but rising in the company requires years of hard work, additional training, and middling salaries. She continued to rise in the navy, eventually becoming the first female four-star admiral. See also: rise Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. rise in something to increase in something. I hope that this land rises in value over the next few years. Her expensive antique car actually rose in value during the first year. See also: rise McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: rise in (something) rising rise out of (something) white hope rise from rise from (something) work (one's) way up work way up work your way up help (someone) up (from something) References in periodicals archive This rate is explained by the 12.5% increase in vegetable prices, 9.5% rise in prices of cheese and eggs, 7.8% growth in fruit prices and 7.6% increase in drinks and juice prices. Inflation rate rises to 6.7% in August 2019 (INS) [Upd 1] The growth of this index had decelerated in 2018, following a slowdown in the rise in house and apartment prices, with a relative stabilization of the rate of increase in land prices. Tunisia: property prices soar Constable Maria Boseja from Kutlwano Police Station in Francistown and also the crime prevention coordinator stated that Selepa had seen a rise in crime such as robbery, stealing from persons and house break-ins. Selepa de-bushes its way out of crime However, the commercial platform segment is projected to grow at a comparatively higher CAGR during the forecast period of 2015 to 2020, primarily driven by the demand for new aircraft in response to the burgeoning rise in air travel and congestion of airspace. Inertial Navigation System Market - Global Forecast to 2020 - New Market Study Published POLICE investigating a rise in burglaries in Coventry have swooped on two addresses in the city and arrested three men. Arrests after police swoop on homes The call comes after new research revealed that a rise in burglaries nationally is expected to coincide with the end of British Summer Time tomorrow. Warning on burglaries as dark nights draw in The hike is believed to be fuelled by the recession and a rise in unemployment. Britain hit by a burglary every 40 seconds in 2010 The warning comes after a rise in the number of break-ins in Sunderland where the burglar has got in through an unlocked door. Don't give open invite to crooks Operation Conifer was launched in the city last month after a high rise in the number of break-ins and so far 14 have been charged with offences involving stolen laptops, other electrical items and jewellery. Police sweep sees 21 arrested; wales newsbulletin THE Daily Post would like to point that yesterday's front page story "Four-fold rise in burglaries" contained inaccuracies. N.Wales has fourth-lowest burglary rate A SHOCK 70% rise in shed and garage break-ins in Hambleton has prompted a campaign to improve home safety. Hitting back atshedraiders Police are trying to curb the rise in Sefton by offering holiday storage for laptops and other expensive equipment, sending crime prevention officers to pinpoint weak points in schools, and flying the force helicopter over playgrounds. PATROLS PAY-OFF Moreover, Canada, which has long accepted gender claims, has experienced no dramatic rise in such requests. Fear of persecution: as the Department of Justice seeks to restricts gender-based asylum claims, what will happen to women escaping domestic violence Luxury car thieves and sneak burglars have been blamed for a dramatic rise in break-ins across the West Midlands despite a major offensive by police in the area. Luxury car thefts add to rise in house break-ins As a result, local police predicted a rise in the number of homicides in the area--because more assault victims would die before they could obtain proper medical care. Crisis coast to coast: health-care providers and regulators urge medical liability reform. (Property/Casualty: Medical Malpractice)
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