Rise

Définitions de « rise »

Rise - Nom commun

• Rainure aménagée à la base d'une excavation minière pour installer un support ou permettre l'évacuation des eaux.

  La rise, humble veinure au creux de la terre, sculpte le chemin de l'eau sous le regard des mineurs.

• Piste en forme de cuvette, réalisée à même le sol ou construite en divers matériaux, permettant le déplacement du bois par gravité ou par traction.

  Sur la rise silencieuse, les rondins glissaient comme des souvenirs emportés par le courant du passé.

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « rise » depuis 1800

Synonymes de « rise »

• risée
• risque

Citations contenant le mot « rise »

• Tout a donc été fait pour que le joueur s’immerge au maximum dans Cité 17 et son ambiance, aussi bien graphique que sonore, a été travaillée dans ce but. Avec toutes les bonnes options activées, vous devez manipuler votre environnement (presque) comme si vous y étiez vraiment. Attention aux murs de votre salle de jeu lorsqu’un headcrab vous saute dessus par surprise, donc. Oui, il y a divers jump-scare de la sorte qui rodent dans les coins sombres.

• If a regulatory body approves, a nearly 8 percent rise in postage will take effect in July. It would be the latest of several price hikes since 2021.

• The thermoscope: One of Galileo Galilei's most noteworthy inventions made around 1593, was the thermoscope, an earlier version of the thermometer. The thermoscope was a device built from a small vase filled with water, attached to a thin vertically rising pipe, with a large empty glass ball at the top. Changes in temperature of the upper ball would exert positive or vacuum pressure on the water below, causing it to rise or lower in the thin column.

• DP World Australia’s annual profits have slid by a third due to its long-running dispute with wharfies and falling container volumes, but the stevedore giant expects revenue to rise this year as it increases infrastructure fees.

• Following years of growth in the North European lit tomato cultivation, the European tomato sector has changed drastically in recent years due to the energy crisis and the rugose virus. The refusal of buyers to provide price guarantees made profitable cultivation of tomatoes under illumination impossible. Now that energy rates have stabilized, resistant varieties are making headway, and LED lighting has been embraced, lit tomato cultivation is on the rise again.

• Now, Caltech researchers have developed two new illusions that reveal how the senses can influence each other—in particular, how sound can give rise to visual illusions. These illusions occur so quickly that they illustrate a phenomenon called postdiction (as opposed to prediction) in which a stimulus that occurs later can retroactively affect our perceptions of an earlier event.

• Also known as the eelpout, lingcod, and cusk, burbot are an aggressive and populous freshwater fish found in lakes and rivers across the northern United States and Canada. Often described as a cross between a catfish and an eel, these freshwater members of the cod family were once thought of as trash fish by most anglers. Yet, in the past few years, the burbot’s availability and edibility during the winter has led to a change of attitude that has seen the burbot rise to the top of many ice angler’s bucket lists.

• Del Rey vient de dévoiler la couverture de la novélisation de l'épisode IX : The Rise of Skywalker, écrite par Rae Carson, qui sortira le 3 Mars aux USA. La voici.

Traductions du mot « rise »

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