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hike up

/haɪk ʌp/

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verb

/haɪk ʌp/B2formalamerican
  • ruФразовый глагол, означающий подтягивать или поднимать что-либо, особенно одежду, или резко увеличивать что-либо.

A phrasal verb meaning to pull or raise something up, especially clothing, or to increase something sharply.

uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Increase sharplyinformalamerican

    To raise or increase something, especially prices or costs, often suddenly.

    ruРезко повысить

    • The store hiked up the prices during the holiday season.
    • They hiked up the rent without any warning.
    • The company hiked up the fees for their services.

    Synonymsboostbump upescalateincreaseinflatejack upmark uppush upraise

    Antonymscutdecreasedroplowerreduce

  2. Pull up clothinginformal

    To pull up a piece of clothing, such as pants or a skirt, to make it fit better or stay in place.

    ruПодтянуть одежду

    • He hiked up his trousers before sitting down.
    • She hiked up her skirt to climb over the fence.
    • The child hiked up his socks after they fell down.

    Synonymshitch uphoistliftpull upraise

Forms
  • hiked up past participle
  • hiked up past simple
  • hiking up present participle
  • hikes up third person singular

Base verbhike

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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