get a rise

基本解釋

I say it to get a rise out of him.
我說(shuō)這個(gè)是爲(wèi)了引起他的注意。
You will have to pay more attention to your work if you wish to get a rise.
如果你想要加薪，就必須更加用心地工作。
dict.cn
As a writer and as a person, Parker likes to say outrageous things to get a rise out of people.
作爲(wèi)一個(gè)編劇也好，一個(gè)常人也罷，帕尅喜歡說(shuō)些駭人的事來(lái)招惹他人。

In other words, we said that in intellectual history, first you get this movement of concern about the distance between the perceiver and the perceived, a concern that gives rise to skepticism about whether we can know things as they really are.
換言之，我們?cè)f(shuō)過(guò)在思想史上，首先你要知道,關(guān)注感知者和被感知者之間距離的運(yùn)動(dòng)，這種關(guān)注會(huì)讓我們懷疑,自己是否弄清楚了事物的本來(lái)麪目。
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You knew you would get a rise out of me, right?
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