浮うかび上あがる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, intransitive)
1. to rise to the surface
In an instant, my body rose into the air.
2. to come to the front; to emerge (e.g. from obscurity)
A thought emerged in my mind.
3. to stand out (e.g. against a dark background)
My eyes adjust to the darkness, and the mass gradually emerges.
Kanji used
float
above
Pitch accent
う
かびあが
る
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Examples (17 in total)
Bubbles rise to the surface one after another.
I see, it's designed so that letters appear.
A doubt suddenly came to mind.
A whale came up to the surface of the sea.
Now, that anger has emerged.
A thought emerged in my mind.
In an instant, my body rose into the air.
Before I knew it, sentences were floating up in my mind.
When you hold up a light, footprints stand out even in the darkness.
The veins on his temples and the backs of his hands are standing out.
The rocket's body shudders, and it slowly lifts off.
A clear drop welled up at the corner of her eye.
A super-giant screen image is floating in the sky.
Memories of that night rose hazily in my mind.
Such expressions naturally came to mind.
My eyes adjust to the darkness, and the mass gradually emerges.
In a landscape where the sand forms swirls, I spot a shadow faintly emerging.