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arise from əˈraizfrɔm ６研ＩＧ短语¹⁸²⁶²
基本例句
起因于; 由…而产生
罢工游行
Companies must remain flexible, resilient, and secure, and must be ready to respond quickly to the opportunities that arise from customers, partners, and suppliers.
公司必须保持灵活性、弹性和安全性，必须随时对来自客户、合作伙伴和供应商的机会作出快速反应。 ibm
More important, junk food is not itself the source of the externality—the medical costs that arise from obesity.
更重要的是，垃圾食品本身并不是外部性随肥胖而产生的医疗支出增加的根源。 ecocn
People may even consider their online behaviours to arise from an online alter ego.
人们甚至可能认为他们的在线行为来自另一个改变的自我。 weibo
Some acute shocks to health arise from the way nations and their populations interact.
有些严重的健康打击源自国家及其人口相互作用的方式。 who
Some emissions, of course, we can't do much about ourselves, as they arise from energy use outside our control.
当然，对于有些碳排放来说，我们无能为力，因为它们源自我们无法掌控的能源使用。 yeeyan
Such beliefs simply— and quite properly— arise from our experience in the world.
这类信仰纯粹地、也颇为恰当地来自于我们对世界的体验。 yeeyan
These two examples describe how loneliness can arise from either the loss of connection to others, or being unable to form new connections.
以上两个例子描述的是孤独或来自于失去跟某人的联系，或来自于不能建立新的联系。 yeeyan
Three questions arise from this. How bad is the science?
这里产生了三个问题，即科学有多么糟糕？ ecocn |