give rise

英 [ɡɪv raɪz]

美 [ɡɪv raɪz]

网络  导致; 产生; 引起

英英释义

verb

• cause to happen, occur or exist
  1. This procedure produces a curious effect
  2. The new law gave rise to many complaints
  3. These chemicals produce a noxious vapor
  4. the new President must bring about a change in the health care system
  Synonym:producebring about

双语例句

• Social desires, expectations, and pressures give rise to laws, and standards of ethics do likewise.
  由于社会的欲望、期望和压力而产生了法律，伦理标准的产生也是如此。
• They will also give rise to the result of historical revisionism.
  这些因素共同作用也会形成历史修正主义的结果。
• Spasm of the small labyrinthine vessels can give rise to vertigo and hearing loss.
  小迷路血管痉挛能引起眩晕和听力丧失。
• First, in any economic slump fear can easily give rise to protectionist policies on Tariffs and quotas.
  首先，在任何经济滑坡时期，担忧会轻易造成保护主义关税和配额政策的增多。
• Apart from the health problem, a range of defects would give rise to a series of dangers.
  除了健康问题，一些技术缺陷会引起一系列的危险。
• Our present situation can give rise to two scenarios or some combination of the two.
  我们目前的形势可能会导致两种情景或者是两种情景的某种结合。
• These viruses also have the potential to give rise to the next pandemic.
  这些病毒可能会造成下一次大流行。
• The drug is well tolerated and generally does not give rise to serious side effects.
  病人对该药有良好的耐受性，而且一般不引起严重副作用。
• Such cultures could give rise to vascular tissues, roots and shoot buds.
  这样的培养可能产生维管组织，根和苗端芽。
• The glycine can give rise to serine with the elimination of carbon dioxide and ammonia.
  甘氨酸去除二氧化碳和氨能产生丝氨酸。