increase rise ascend mount 区别

Ascend is the most colorless of these terms, for it implies littlemore than progressive upward movement<ascend a mountain><the car rapidlyascended the steep grade)>
*It may be specifically used of movement along a river in thedirection of its source<the Amazon can be ascended by seagoing ships 2300miles>
Mount usually implies getting up on something above the level of theground and is therefore preferred to ascend in some collocations; thus, onemounts or less commonly ascends a platform or a scaffold but one may ascend ormount a throne while one invariably mounts a horse.
Rise is the comprehensive term interchangeable with all theothers, but often at a sacrifice of explicitness or picturesqueness. *Rise isidiomatic, and therefore the preferred word, when used:
(1) in reference to persons or sometimes animals that get upfrom a recumbent position (as in bed or after a fall) or from a sitting orkneeling position <rise every morning at six><