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| 51. | someone whose career progresses rapidly. |
| 一个事业飞黄腾达的人。 |
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| 52. | To rise high into the sky |
| 高举凌霄 |
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| 53. | mean spring rise of high tide |
| 平均大潮高潮升 |
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| 54. | go up the ladder |
| 爬得很高|飞黄腾达|官运亨通 |
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| 55. | mean neap rise of high tide |
| 平均小潮高潮升 |
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| 56. | To rise high into the air. |
| 高高地升到空中 |
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| 57. | monster high-rise blocks of flats |
| 庞大的高层公寓大楼. |
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| 58. | Smith has got up in the world. |
| 史密斯已经飞黄腾达了。 |
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| 59. | To become high or higher;rise. |
| 升高，加高变得更高或高；加高 |
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| 60. | I hope that if I ever rise in the world, I shall still regard my former friends as worthy of consideration |
| 如果我一旦能飞黄腾达，我希望我还会把昔日的朋友放在心上。 |
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