on the rise — increasing in number, amount, or degree; becoming more common or prevalent
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: increasing in number, amount, or degree; becoming more common or prevalent
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɑn ðə raɪz/
Korean meaning: 증가하는, 상승하는, 늘어나는
Korean pronunciation: 온 더 **라이**즈
Example Sentences
- His YouTube channel subscribers are definitely on the rise after he started cooking with his cat.
- Coffee prices are on the rise due to climate change affecting bean production.
- The number of people who think pineapple belongs on pizza is surprisingly on the rise.
on the rise
ADJECTIVE//ɑn ðə raɪz//
increasing in number, amount, or degree; becoming more common or prevalent

a cheerful farmer arranges fresh tomatoes while noticing more and more customers approaching his stand. People keep walking over from other areas of the market toward his booth. The line of waiting customers grows longer as word spreads about his quality produce. What started as two customers has now become eight people eagerly waiting their turn. Other vendors look over with curiosity as his popularity clearly increases. Fellow farmers point toward his successful stand with admiring expressions. his customer base increasing in number and his reputation becoming more prevalent
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As companies on the rise grow in size, so does their prize!
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Origin
'rise'는 고대 영어 'risan'에서 유래되어 '일어나다, 상승하다'를 의미했습니다. 'on the rise'라는 표현은 19세기부터 '증가 추세에 있다'는 관용적 표현으로 사용되기 시작했습니다.
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“His YouTube channel subscribers are definitely on the rise after he started cooking with his cat.”
“Coffee prices are on the rise due to climate change affecting bean production.”
“The number of people who think pineapple belongs on pizza is surprisingly on the rise.”
“Remote work opportunities have been on the rise since the pandemic.”
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