arise

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

To come up, to start to happen.

Meaning of «arise»

verb

to come up, to start to happen

A serious problem arises whenever the schedule changes suddenly.

Translation

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«arise» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

take place

happenthe usual wordWhat happened at school today?

occurformalmore formal than happenThe accident occurred at night.

arisestart to exist; for problems and questionsProblems may arise during the trip.

Verb forms

Base form (V1)arise

Past simple (V2)arose

Past participle (V3)arisen

Base form (V1)
Problems can arise when you travel.

Past simple (V2)
A big problem arose during the meeting.

Past participle (V3)
A new problem has arisen at work.

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