英和和英

rising and falling―now rising, now falling

the action of either rising or falling

of a thing, to go up and down repetitively

to come up from below something

the oppositional relationship of up and down

step up

to alternately ascend and descend

to rise in rank―fall in rand

coming down or downward

to get turned upward or out

to go up―rise

to climb ［mount］ from the low to the high

to be in great fear―in a funk―in a blue funk

of something, the state of being higher in the rear than in the front

to promote someone's position gradually

They are above par―at a premium.

Climb to the top.

of the edge of one side to turn upward

to fall downward

of something in a high place to fall down to a lower place

of something, the state of being lower in the back than in the front

“He who would climb the ladder must begin at the bottom.”【イディオム・格言的】

to hang up high

to rise to a higher position

an act of going up to a high place

Louder.

reach or ascend the top of

to go to a high place completely

They are on the declining hand―on the decline―on the fall―falling.

to continue to ascend to a high place