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give rise to

be the cause of something The problems with the heating system gave rise to a lot of other problems that we had to solve.

rise to the occasion

be able to do what is needed at the time When we need a speaker, Ed rises to the occasion. He speaks well.

rise to the bait

Idiom(s): rise to the bait

Theme: RESPONSE

to be lured by some kind of bait.
• I threatened to take another job elsewhere, but the boss did not rise to the bait.
• When I said I was leaving, Ted rose to the bait and asked why.

give rise to|give|rise

v. phr. To be the reason for; cause. A branch floating in the water gave rise to Columbus' hopes that land was near. John's black eye gave rise to rumors that he had been in a fight.

rise to|rise

v. To succeed in doing what is expected by trying especially hard in or on; show that you are able to do or say what is needed or proper in or on. Jane was surprised when the principal handed her the prize, but she rose to the occasion with a speech of thanks. When Michael became sick on the day before the program, Paul rose to the need and learned Michael's part.

rise to (something)

To access one's accomplishment in acknowledgment to a arduous situation. If you're activity to advance this team, you've got to acceleration to the claiming and alpha affective them. It was a boxy act to follow, but the bandage rose to the break and played the best set of their career.Learn more: rise

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give short shrift give someone a buzz give someone a piece of one's mind give someone hell give someone the jitters give something the boot give the alarm give the benefit of the doubt give the boot give the breast give the cold shoulder give the devil his due give the pip give the sack to give the whole show away give to understand give tongue give undue advantage