arise from — to happen as a result of a particular situation or cause
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to happen as a result of a particular situation or cause
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈraɪz frʌm/
Korean meaning: ~에서 생기다, ~로부터 발생하다
Korean pronunciation: 어**라이즈** 프럼
Example Sentences
- Most of my financial problems arise from buying too much coffee.
- Serious health issues can arise from lack of sleep.
- Great innovations often arise from simple observations.
arise from
NOUN//əˈraɪz frʌm//
to happen as a result of a particular situation or cause
Many small disputes arise from one tiny misunderstanding at the office.
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Old English 'arisan' (to rise up, get up), combined with the preposition 'from' which comes from Old English 'fram' meaning 'away' or 'out of'. The phrase developed to mean 'to result or originate from'.
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🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“Most of my financial problems arise from buying too much coffee.”
“Serious health issues can arise from lack of sleep.”
“Great innovations often arise from simple observations.”
“My urge to eat pizza always arises from watching cooking shows.”
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