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• Sustantivo que designa una caminata larga y enérgica, generalmente por el campo o por senderos, a menudo por ejercicio o placer.

A noun referring to a long, vigorous walk, typically in the countryside or on trails, often for exercise or recreation.

1. A2formal

   A long walk, especially in the countryside or mountains.

   Excursión a pie

   • We went for a hike in the national park.
   • The hike to the summit took four hours.
   • She enjoys a challenging hike through the forest.

   Sinónimosmarchrambleslogtramptrektrudgewalk

2. Increase in priceB1informalamerican

   A sudden or large increase in the cost of something.

   subida de precios

   • There was a price hike on gasoline last month.
   • The company announced a wage hike for all employees.
   • Rent hikes in the city are making it hard to find affordable housing.

   Sinónimosboostescalationincreasejumpraiserisespikesurgeupsurge

   Antónimosdeclinedecreasedropfallreduction

• Verbo que designa la acción de realizar una caminata larga, especialmente por el campo o la naturaleza, o de aumentar bruscamente algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of taking a long walk, especially in the countryside or wilderness, or to increase something sharply.

1. Walk for pleasureA2formal

   To take a long walk, especially in the countryside or mountains, for exercise or enjoyment.

   Caminata recreativa

   • We plan to hike through the national park this weekend.
   • She hikes every morning to stay fit.
   • They hiked up the steep trail to the summit.

   Sinónimosrambleroamtraipsetramptrekwalkwander

2. Increase sharplyB2informalamerican

   To increase something, especially prices or costs, suddenly and by a large amount.

   Aumentar bruscamente

   • The company hiked the price of its products by 20%.
   • The government hiked taxes on imported goods.
   • They hiked the rent without any warning.

   Sinónimosboostescalateincreasejack upput upraise

   Antónimoscutlowerreduceslash

Variantes phrasalhike up