hike up

英 [haɪk ʌp]

美 [haɪk ʌp]

使（价格、比率、税率或数量）突然上升（或大幅提高）

柯林斯词典

verb

Women must often hike several miles up steep paths to begin their daily farming chores.
妇女们为作日常的农活，常常必须走几英里陡峭的山路。
Do you think we'll be able to hike the piano up over that step?
你认为我们能把那架钢琴抬过台阶吗？
ACaused together by real estate taxes and fees, such problems hike up development costs and affect a healthy development of the real estate. Furthermore, the elasticity of charge is too big and encourage corrupt act.
房地产税费共同造成的问题是抬高开发成本，影响房地产业的健康发展，而且由于税费征收弹性过大，助长了腐败行为。
The hike up to the top was one of a kind already.
登到山顶的徒步旅行已经是一件非常不容易的事了。
I hiked my nightgown right up and I ran.
我提起睡袍，撒腿便跑。
Hike up your pants.
把你的裤子提高。
Buses and high-speed trains take visitors to a town on the Urubamba River from where they can hike or take a local bus up to Machu Picchu.
巴士及高速火车将游客载到乌鲁班巴河畔的一个小镇，游客可以从那里步行前往马丘比丘，亦可搭乘当地的巴士前往。
I would hike up and reach these broad plateaus, he recalls.
我会徒步登上去到达这些辽阔的高原，他回忆道。
Is to hike up the price by restricting delivery.
就是靠限制送货量来提高价钱。
My shirt will hike up if I don't wear a belt.
如果我不扎腰带，衬衣就向上滑。