get a rise out of
US /ɡɛt ə raɪz aʊt ʌv/
・UK /ɡet ə raɪz aʊt əv/
B2
idm.To provoke or annoy someone to get a reaction.
He tries to get a rise out of his sister by teasing her.
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- Tried to get a rise out of
Tried to get a rise out of
- Tried to get a rise out of
Tried to get a rise out of
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- You could always get a rise out of him.
You could always get a rise out of him.
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- I think he also really is trying to get a rise out of Canadians.
I think he also really is trying to get a rise out of Canadians.