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
英英释义
verb
- pull up
- He hitched up his socks and pants
- increase
- The landlord hiked up the rents
双语例句
- During the day, catch sun on the beach or hike up to one of the city's many volcano craters.
白天可以在沙滩上晒太阳，可以徒步走到城市的火山口处。 - Industry officials said the production increase, expected by early April, would together with an earlier hike by Saudi Arabia almost make up the shortfall in supply from falling Libyan crude exports.
业内官员表示，预计在4月初到位的增产，加上早先沙特的增产，几乎可以弥补利比亚原油出口下降导致的供应缺口。 - Hike up your pants.
把你的裤子提高。 - Certainly the chances of a tariff hike look slim in the short term, with fears of inflation rife and big political meetings coming up in March.
当然，由于担心通胀蔓延，加上3月份将召开的重大政治会议，短期内大幅提高价格的可能性似乎很小。 - 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。 - I hiked my nightgown right up and I ran.
我提起睡袍，撒腿便跑。 - Hike up your socks, they are falling down.
你的袜子快掉下去了，向上提提。 - We'd sometimes hike up the hills, dodging the huge webs spun by big black and yellow wolf spiders in clearings in the low forest.
有时候，为了躲避黄黑色的大狼蛛在低处丛林的空地上织下的大网，我们会爬上山丘。 - 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？ - 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。