n.(Roseto)人名；(意)罗塞托

rise to───上升到；升迁

come to───v.想起；共计

gone to───v.转到；定位

hove to───我们开始吧。

roseate───adj.玫瑰色的；粉红的；容光焕发的；乐观的

roset───n.（苏格兰）树脂（等于resin）；vt.涂树脂（等于resin）；n.(Roset)人名；(法)罗塞；(西、葡)罗塞特

rosets───n.（苏格兰）树脂（等于resin）；vt.涂树脂（等于resin）；n.(Roset)人名；(法)罗塞；(西、葡)罗塞特

rosette───n.莲座丛；玫瑰形饰物；[建]圆花饰；n.(Rosette)人名；(法)罗塞特

rosety───玫瑰

She rose to power in the 70s.───她于20世纪70年代掌握了大权。

They rose to applaud the speaker.───他们起立向演讲者鼓掌。

He rose to the rank of general.───他升至将级军官。

He rose to his feet in a fury to leave no doubt about where he stood on the issue.───他怒不可遏地站起身来，这就清楚地表明了他在这个问题上的态度。

She rose to her feet, slapping aside the hands of her unworthy escorts and climbing out of the boat unaided.───她将那些毫无用处的护卫的手推开，无需别人搀扶，抬腿便登上岸渚。

Li Peng, the former premier, was the longtime ruler of the power sector, where two of his children rose to hold powerful jobs.───前总理李鹏曾是电力行业的长期统治者，他的两个孩子在该行业一路晋升至实权职位。

It both rose to the moment and transcended it: after days of noise and rancour, he carved out a moment of calm.───在多日的喧嚣和仇恨之后，他超越了悲伤，在这一刻他的演讲升华了，奥巴马让一切恢复平和。

"I just want to be near her, " he said, and he rose to help his mother with dinner.───“我只是想呆在她身边。”他说，然后起身帮助母亲准备晚餐。

Harvard still gained the top spot, but the number of British universities in the top 20 rose to twice that of the Jiao Tong rankings.───根据这个方法，哈佛仍排在头位，但英国大学在前20强中的数量是上海交大排名的两倍。

The conference rose to applaud the speaker.

Australia's unemployment rate rose to 6.5% in February.

Alexei rose to his feet with a single effortless movement.

She first rose to fame as a singer at the age of 16.

He glanced around, and rose to his feet.

The shouting rose to a deafening crescendo .

She rose to fame out of nowhere.

The applause rose to a crescendo and cameras clicked.

He rose to his feet in one swift movement.