rose

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations'rose': /ˈrəʊz/; 'Rose': /ˈrəʊzeɪ/

US:USA pronunciation: IPAUSA pronunciation: IPA/roʊz/

US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling'rose', 'Rose': (rōz)


From the verb rise: (⇒ conjugate)
rose is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections
v past
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Inflections of 'rose' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
roses
v 3rd person singular
rosing
v pres p
rosed
v past
rosed
v past p

Collocations for "rose"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "rose" in context.

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rise

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
v
  1. rises and falls with the [tide, stock market]
  2. his chest was rising and falling
  3. has risen in [popularity, temperature, value, price]
  4. its [popularity] is rising
  5. rise to [fame, power]
  6. rise up against the [government, company]
  7. rose up and overthrew the [government, regime, tyrant]
  8. rise by [$40]
  9. [prices are, inflation is] expected to rise by [3%]
  10. [continued, expected, began] to rise
  11. has risen to [500, record levels]
  12. the [moon, sun] is rising
  13. [bread, the mix, the pie] rises in the [oven, stove]
  14. the [smoke, balloons, kite] rose into the sky
  15. rose higher (and higher)
  16. rise [dramatically, significantly]
  17. could feel [the bile, my anger] rising
  18. felt my [bile] rise
  19. rise and shine!
  20. rise [early, late, before 09:00, before dawn]
  21. the [jury, panel, defendant] rose
  22. rise to the occasion
  23. all rise (for)
n
  1. UK: a [pay, salary, wage] rise
  2. UK: [approached, asked] the boss for a [pay] rise
  3. a [sharp, slight, significant, small] rise
  4. a [10] [point, percent, place, position] rise
  5. sales [saw, experienced] a rise this [month, quarter]
  6. there was a rise in the [water, river, difficulty] level
  7. the [commercial, report, news] prompted a rise in [interest, concern]
  8. the [commercial] gave rise to [anger, frustration, futility]
  9. the [decision, law, investment] led to a rise in [employment, worker salaries]
  10. the [model, singer, actor] had a meteoric rise
  11. there has been a rise in [unemployment, sales, crime, interest]
  12. has seen a rise in [unemployment]
  13. the rise and fall of his [chest, belly, stomach]
  14. the rise of the [hill, slope, valley]
  15. her rise to [fame, glory, fortune]
'rose' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
February - air - belly - bidding - bloom - blush - chest - clip - compass - dawn - excitement - flush - garden - gold - gutter - level - major - mist - moon - percent - pink - rank - rear - rise - scorn - scratch - sharply - shudder - slightly - soap - sparkling - steam - swamp - tattoo - thorn - uptake - wine

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