to move from a lower position to a higher position; to ascend

To improve or raise the level of something, such as quality or ability

To go up from a lower level or grade to a higher one; used for software updates, product improvements, or being promoted in rank.

helicopter; chopper

(of a currency) to increase in value relative to other currencies; to revalue

to go up; to ascend; to increase in height or level (of physical things like temperature or water levels)

to rise back up after a fall; to pick up or rally (used for temperatures, the economy, or stock markets)

to rise steadily or climb, especially in reference to prices, quantities, or levels

to rise up or ascend into the air, such as a celestial body or an aircraft taking off

to rise in temperature; to become hot

to change directly from a solid state to a gas state without becoming liquid; sublimation

To promote to a higher position, rank, or office; to advance in grade.

helicopter; chopper

to rise into the air or sky; to take off

to go up and down; to ascend and descend

To enter a school of a higher grade after graduating from a lower one

milliliter, a metric unit of volume equal to one thousandth of a [[升|升|sheng1]]

To hoist a flag to the top of a pole, often as part of a formal ceremony.

to be transferred and promoted to a higher position, especially when moving to a new department or office

to rise to a higher position; to be promoted in one's career or job

To rise in status, rank, or position; to be promoted or upgraded to a higher level.

To move up to a higher grade or class level in school.

to fly up or rise rapidly into the air

to be promoted to a higher post or position

To rise up into the sky; used for rockets, satellites, or celestial bodies.

a general term for various types of motorized lifting machinery used to transport people or goods vertically; often refers to freight elevators, construction lifts, or aerial work platforms

To be promoted to a higher official position or rank

To rise, ascend, or leap up; used for things like smoke, gas, flames, or intense emotions

To gain altitude or rise into the air (of aircraft, spacecraft, or rockets); to move upward toward a peak or summit.

to lift; to upraise; to elevate, particularly in reference to terrain, airflow, or prices

a unit of volume in the metric system, equal to 1,000 milliliters; also known as [[升|升|sheng1]] or [[立升|立升|li4 sheng1]]

to rise rapidly or sharply, especially when referring to prices, quantities, or data

to rise in the east; to appear from the east

To climb step by step; often used as a greeting or well-wish for someone to receive a steady promotion or a rise in status.

to be honored with a promotion to a higher post; to be promoted to a higher office or rank

to increase or boost the pressure of a fluid or gas

To enter a higher level school or grade; to be promoted into.

To win a promotion and gain wealth; often used to describe someone who is only interested in power and money

peaceful and prosperous; stable and tranquil

Singing and dancing to celebrate a peaceful era; describing a scene of prosperity and peace

an increase in temperature; specifically the difference between the temperature of a machine component and the surrounding air

the upward force exerted by air on an object moving through it; lifting power

to promote or advance someone to a higher position or rank; to upgrade; to ascend

Describes a situation where one person attains power and their relatives and friends benefit or get promoted along with them; based on a legend where a man's chickens and dogs ascended to heaven after eating the leftovers of his immortality elixir.

the sun rising in the east; also used as a metaphor for a situation or person full of vitality and promise

Mao Yisheng (1896-1989), Chinese structural engineer and social activist

the first section of the large intestine, located on the right side of the body

rising intonation or a rising tone in linguistics; a pattern where the pitch of the voice rises toward the end of a word or sentence

(literary) for a military commander to summon subordinates to the central tent to give instructions or hold a council; often used in traditional opera and novels